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Martin de Porres THE VOICE 6301 Biscayne Blvd. Miami 38, Fla. Proclaimed Saint Return Requested (See Editorial on Page 6; other stories and pic- ' ^VOICE tures on Pages 10 and 11.) Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida VATICAN CITY (NO — Forty thousand people, including the Pope and 38 cardinals, knelt in St. Peter's Basilica to pay reverence to a mulatto Dominican lay brother as he was formally VOL. IV, NO. 8 MAY 11, 1962 declared to" be St. Martin de Porres. BUILT WITH two DONATIONS TO DEVELOPMENT FUND centuries after his death. But / 'Ion to him lapsed shortly 6 ward. It was only with the revival of public devotion to Diocese Dedicates New Children's Home him by U. S. Dominicans a generation ago that his cause be- PERRINE — The institution- Msgr. Raymond Gallagher property adjoining Holy Ros- to repudiate institutions as a sible room for improvement in came espoused in all parts of al care of children under reli- addressed his remarks to ary parish with funds donated great and unjust affliction foist- the world. day by day institutional care. gious auspices offers an essen- some 300 religious and laity by the faithful of South Flor- ed upon children," Monsignor This sort of limited value pre- The cause for his canoniza- tial service to dependent youth, who attended the ceremonies ida to the Diocesan Develop- Gallagher declared. vails in many of the devices tion came to an end Sunday, the executive secretary of the of blessing at which Bishop ment Fund. > MONSIGNOR SPEAKS for professional social work serv- May 6 in St. Peter's Basilica National Conference of Catholic Coleman F. Carroll officiat- "There are those within the "Recognizing that there are ice as a substitute for institu- as Pope John XXIII pro- Charities, said during the dedi- ed. Facilities for 32 boys and social service profession who, I imperfect conditions to a de- tional care. As long as we are nounced the ritual words: cation of the new Catholic Home girls are provided in the new 1 "We declare and define am sure, were motivated by gree in any of life's processes, dealing with the unpredictable for Children. buildings recently erected on Blessed Martin de Porres, worthwhile concerns, who seem we can be realistic about pos- human equation, there will al- Confessor, to be a saint and ways be this need for constant to be inscribed in the list of improvement. saints . . ." "We in Catholic Charities Speaking at the ceremonies, accept and use to a pheno- Pope John said that in helping 'Whatsoever You Do To One Of These, My Least Brethren...' menal degree the foster home his neighbor, St. Martin "fol- method of caring for children. lowed a road and methods that We are unwilling, however," were completely new in his age Monsignor Gallagher pointed and which heralded those of our out, "to be condemned as times." The Pope said it was broadly as some professionals for this reason that Pope Pius would do for a fruitful, posi- XII had proclaimed him patron tive, profitable use of institu- of Peru's social institutions. tional care for children. PROPER RESPECT "This holy man," continued "Let us hope that your ef- Pope John, "who through his fort here will contribute to the work, his example and his vir- balanced thinking of the social tues brought religion to others, work profession so that it might can still today, three centuries outgrow its youthful impetuous- after his death, raise our souls ness and reach quickly the point in a marvelous way to heaven- of mature judgment." ly things. Unfortunately, not ev- Commending Bishop Carroll, eryone understands these super- the clergy, and the faithful of natural gifts as he should. Not the Diocese of Miami for their everyone pays them the proper sacrifices in erecting the new respect. home which is staffed by the "Indeed, many people, dedi- Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Au- cated to sensual enjoyment, do gustine, Monsignor Gallagher not attach importance to them; said, "Your efforts have con- they are annoyed by them and tributed mightily to the move- neglect them. May the example ment of cooperative activity of Martin de Porres teach the between government and priv- majority of people in a ^salu- ate efforts. tary manner how to follow in OUTDOOR ALTAR erected before the dormitory wing of the ciated last Sunday. Msgr. Raymond Gallagher, executive secre- "You have helped us prove the footsteps of Jesus Christ and new Catholic Home for Children in Perrlne was the center of tary of the National Conference of Catholic Charities is shown that the traditional partner- (Continued on Page 10) dedication ceremonies at which Bishop Coleman F. Carroll offi- speaking to the more than 30frpersons who attended the blessing. continued on Page 16) REQUIEM SUNG IN KEY WEST FOR 2 Nuns Killed In Auto Crash :t KEY WEST — Solemn Re- Bishop Carroll was accom- chartered plane from Miami. quiem Mass for two Sisters of panied by more than 40 Mon- Among those present were the Holy Names of Jesus and signori, priests, Sisters and Msgr. William Barry, P. A., Mary who were killed Saturday Brothers who flew to Key pastor, St. Patrick parish, when their station wagon plung- West for the funeral aboard a (Continued on Page 2) •}• ed into the Tamiami Canal 40 miles west of Miami, was sung in St. Mary Star of the Sea Bishop Carroll On NCWC Church Tuesday morning. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Latin America Committee presided at the Mass offered m by Father Joseph Beaver, S.J. WASHINGTON (NO — J. Primeau of Manchester, N. pastor, and gave the final Bishop Coleman F. Carroll of H.; Bishop John P. Treacy of absolution at the funeral of Miami is among six prelates LaCrosse and Auxiliary Bish- t> Sister Rose Rita, 47, superior added to the Episcopal Com- op Martin W. Stanton of New- at Mary Immaculate Convent mittee for Latin America of the ark, N. J. ,t here and Sister Georgette, 75, National Catholic Welfare Con- The committee of U.S. Bish- a member of the faculty at ference. ops serves with members of the San Pablo School, Marathon. The committee was enlarged Canadian and Latin American 3 from its original seven mem- hierarchies to form the Inter- Father Bernard Hickey, bers because of the great vol- American Episcopal Conference. pastor, San Pablo parish, ume of work that has come The conference works with the Marathon, was deacon of the before it. Richard Cardinal Pontifical Latin American Com- Mass; Father Charles Mallen, Cushing, of Boston, is chairman. mission in Rome for the solu- •i C.SS.R., assistant pastor, Our Other new members are tion of problems facing the Cath- Voice Photos Lady of Perpetual Help par- Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan olic Church in Latin America. MASS OF ST. MARTIN de Porres was sung Rome by Pope John XXIII. Father John Mon- ish, Opa Locka, subdeacon; of Atlanta; Bishop James A. NCWC also announced the for- Sunday in Corpus Christi Church just a few roe, O.P. of Barry College, was the celebrant and Father Neil J. Flemming, McNulty of Paterson, N. J., mation of an Episcopal Com- hours after the Peruvian saint was canonized ia assisted by Spanish Dominican priests. master of ceremonies. vice chairman; Bishop Ernest mittee for. Vocations, 'IfBfRTH CALLED AIM 'Council No Summit Meeting' OTTAWA, Ont. (NO — Cath- ern world, the Bishops say: comes the council not only ol olics should not look upon the the faithful but also of all men "The Church needs to de- coming Second Vatican Council who belive in humanity and in fine the attitudes and the as a "summit conference" the spiritual values that con- means by which she intends but as a means for the institute its dignity." that Christian principles may terior rebirth of the Church, the LIVING PRINCIPLES administrative board of the Ca- be established among men in all aspects of their lives — The duty of Christians with nadian Catholic Conference said regard to the council, the Bish- here. familial, civic, economic, political and social. It is her ops declare, is "to strive to know more about it by learning The 10 members of the mission to make clear where about the preparations and hierarchy composing the she finds the necessary means y about accustomed council pro- board stated that- Christian to accomplish her work of re- cedures" through consultation unity will undoubtedly be an demption in a world that of pertinent books and periodi- important concern of the claims to be self-sufficient in cals. council. But they stressed that its technical progress and the the council must first consid- enjoyment of worldly goods. "Finally, the best preparation er a preliminary question, for the council, as well as the "the interior renewal of the "Such is the great and tragic simplest and at the same time Church." problem for which the Church the most difficult," the Bishops seeks a solution," the Bishops conclude, "consists in living In the" council opening Oct. point out. "In the context of the from now on with deeper con- Voice Fhotoa 11, the statement said, "the drama of contemporary man- victions in accordance with the ONE DOZEN Cuban refugees recently resettled bers of one family. Augustine Enriquez counts Church will consider its own kind, the council takes on un- demands of Christian princi- in Portland, Oregon by the Miami agency of heads of his 10 children to be sure all are image, reaffirm its faith, and expected dimensions. It be- ples." Catholic Relief Services — NCWC are all mem- present before leaving Miami by air. adopt certain elements of its legislation and sanctifying action to modern circumstances workers, but also such groups and facilitate the disclosure Council Unit Studies Role as merchant seamen, airline and application of appropriate . crews and even tourists. It measures for the salvation of also proposed methods to give the modern world." Of Bishops, Migrant Care greater flexibility to Church . organization in regard to A DEEPER LOVE VATICAN CITY (NO — The among those attending the the population shifts. The Bishops assert that Cath- role of bishops, pastoral care first meeting of the session, olics all over the world will for migratory groups and cate- which is studying items for The proposals on catechetics small wish to prepare for the council chetics were the topics discuss- the council agenda. The first and adult instruction included by directing "their efforts to- ed at the opening meetings of three meetings were presided suggestions of ways to reach wards a greater understanding the sixth general session of the over by Eugene Cardinal Tis- persons who are indifferent or handbag and a deeper love for separated Central Preparation Commis- serant, Dean of the College of hostile toward the Faith. brethren." sion for the coming ecumenical Cardinals. with our council. Pietro Cardinal Ciriaci, Pre- In specifying the role of the Paolo Cardinal Marella, Presi- fect of the Sacred Congregation council in relation to "the mod- Forty - two cardinals were dent of the Preparatory Com- of the Council and President of little lady mission for Bishops and the the Preparatory Commission for Government of Dioceses, sub- the Discipline of the Clergy and look Requiem Sung For Sisters mitted proposals concerning the Christian People, submitted auxiliary and coadjutor bish- proposals regarding the eccle- op and the mission of bishops in siastical revision and possible Killed In Automobile Crash the care of souls. Announcement prohibition of books and the of the two proposals was made "question of censures. (Continued From Page 1) • by the press office for the council without indication of further Miami Beach; Msgr. James F. St. Catherine Of Siena Enright, Vicar for Religious; details. Msgr. William McKeever, dio- The session also studied a Statue Shown In Rome cesan superintendent of schools; proposal for the agenda re- ROME (NO — A new statue Father Robert F. Reardon,'su- garding the means for caring of St. Catherine of Siena, 14th- pervising principal of high for migratory groups. This century Dominican nun who is schools; Sister Elizabeth Agnes, proposal involved not only copatron of Italy, has been un- S.N.J.M., provincial assistant at emigrants and migratory veiled near Castel Saint 'Angelo. the Albany Motherhouse of the Sisters of the Holy Names; Sis- ter Lucy Josephine, S.N.J.M., superior at Sacred Heart Acad- emy, Tampa and Sister William of Mary, superior at the Acad- emy of the Holy Names, Tampa. 98 Sister Rose Rita, S.N.J.M. 11 Six Sisters of the Holy Names, were returning from the funeral ters were traveling on the Ta- It's the new fashionable of Sister Olive Denise, S.N.J.M., miami Trail because they had in Tampa when their vehicle stopped en route from Tampa handbag . .,. crushed went off the road on U.S. 41 to visit Mrs. Denis Kelly, the THE MY leather in petite-size near 40-Mile Bend three miles nexr TO ST. HARTS CHVU mother of Sister Olive Denise satchel . . . handsomely east of the Dade and Collier in Fort Myers. (through the Arcade) County lines. NORTHSIDE print lined with A native of Choes, N.Y., Sis- SHOPPING CENTER Four of the nuns struggled ter Rose Rita was the first prin- matching coin purse free from the sinking car and cipal of Our Lady of Perpetual and' inside zipper, clung to the rock-strewn canal Help School which opened for white or bone. banks, while three passing mo- classes in September, 1956. She torists jumped into the 12-foot was transferred to Key West in prices plus tax canal and brought to the sur- September, 1960 and had pre- face the two nuns who later viously served as principal of HANDBAGS — ALL FIVE died. St. Peter Claver School, Tampa BURDINE'S STORES, IN and as a member of the faculty MIAMI, STREET FLOOR _ Admitted to Miami's Mercy at the Sacred Heart Academy, AISLES OF FASHION Hospital were Sister Mary Tampa. William, Sister Cecilia Rose and Sister Patricia Mary, all Sister Georgette was a na- of San Pablo Convent, Mara- tive of Schenectady, N.Y. and thon and Sister Rose of Mary, had taught in schools opera- principal at Our Lady of Per- ted by the order in Tampa as petual Help School, Opa-locka. well as in South Florida. According to Sister Mary Wil- Burial was in the Convent of liam, the driver, a possible me- Mary Immaculate Cemetery chanical failure caused the ac- here. Funeral arrangements We've Been Bursting at the Seams. cident but Florida State High- were under the direction of the way Patrolmen said they might Edward F. McHale & Son Fu- Watch our ad next week for the solution. have been flung from the road neral Home, Miami and Lopez by heavy squall winds. The Sis- Funeral Home, Key West.

Page 2 May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida cancer patients, cardiacs and Mrs. Hallgren explained that God had, rewarded her on ••>••'- infants. Her keen interest in the \An Open Houseq welfare of orphans frequently Easter Saturday night when finds her lecturing to various her husband was baptized a Catholic in St. Charles Bor- Set June 3rd groups on behalf of dependent romeo Church and received children. By Hospital his First Holy Communion. When she was cited during PORT CHARLOTTE — An "All of my duties in the past the closing banquet of the three and one-half years have MAY "open house" will follow the DCCW convention in Palm dedication of St. Joseph Hospi- been for the betterment of the Beach for her volunteer serv- community. I will continue my tal June 3 and hospital officials ices for which she has never have invited the public to attend work for God and humanity," CLEARANCE! received any remuneration, and view the first Catholic hos- Mrs. Hallgren declared. pitali on Florida's southwest MEN'S SUITS coast. Tteket Prices $55-$225 Special Groups Officials said this week is The Center National Hospital Week and it is *He practice of hospitals i s the nation to open their doors for inspection by the 50OFF community. However, officials DO YOU NEED: A size to fit every man said, new equipment is going 34-x short to 56x long into the hospital almost con- Wood Floors sanded and refinished? tinuously and . such tours Open Every Nite Except Sat. would be. impractical. They Terrazzo Floors ground and sealed? have therefore asked the com- New Linoleum or Vinyl Floor? munity to wait until the June HOSPITAL TRAINING for future nurses aides of St. Joseph 3 date. Hospital, Port Charlotte, is given to high school girls by Sister CALL: M. Lillian, R.N. The trainees are Charlotte Renki, Jean Dollman, Included in the new equip- Connie Myers and Patricia Jones. ment will be facilities for a HAMPTON-ZIROLLI Diagnostic Tumor Clinic which 2465 E. Sunrise Blvd. is being established for in- Experienced, Licensed, Bonded Experts Fort Lauderdale patients as well as out-patients'. 2571 S.W. 67th Ave. MO 5-351! - MO 5-3512 ••9 Ernest F. DeSonie, Mgr. — Member of Little Flower Msgr. James F. Nelan, moderator of the hospital's fund drive, said "we are all aware of the threat of cancer to all ages and sexes. Our facilities will allow us to help in diagnos- ing the benign or malignant types of growth. "A respirator that will breathe for the patient will' be included in our facilities. Such a device will be used in FLORIDA NATIONAL BANJ( caring for those critically in- F A M D T R O » X C O M * A W ^ * V jured in traffic or other acci- dents. This equipment has proven invaluable in treating polio and many other injuries .'JT-DOUMUI and diseases that affect the respiratory system." \ri

Other additional facilities were . I i ' 1 i NATKriftu. attavr or KAHua ~u .» • enumerated at a meeting of the volunteer workers for the fund. Well, give it a thought. . . and Those taking advantage of the NEWLY INSTALLL1) stainless steel sterilizer is shown by Sister you'll most likely come up with many good reasons "open house" will be able to M. Lillian, R.N. of St. Joseph Hospital, Port Charlotte, which why you should! see all of the hospital's facilities. is scheduled to oi>en June 3. Right off, a strong* bank reflects a sound stable management. A management that will help you with your 'money business' in every HAS A RECORD OF VOLUNTEER SERVICE way possible ... and will see-to-it that you receive every courtesy and consideration in all your banking transactions. Let your Checking Account in DCCW's Member Of The Year the Florida National be your introduction to a 'full-service' commercial bank ... where every worth- Volunteer services in the many successful benefits includ- while banking and trust service is yours. fields of nursing, fund-raising, ing card parties, bazaars and There's no time like today . . . and aid to dependent children, fashion shows. or tomorrow for sure ... to start doing your 'money are just a few of the activities business' with this bank. And while you're here, look us which earned for Mrs. Edalia At present she is training and organizing Nurses' Aide* over . . . we believe you'll find those 'plus-services' in Hallgren of St. Charles Bor- banking you've always wanted. romeo parish, Port Charlotte, for the new St. Joseph Hos- the title of Outstanding Council pital which will open June 3 Oh yes, we have money to lend, too! Member of the \cav In the Mi- in Port Charlotte. She is also chairman of the Women's ami Diocesan Council of Cath- And remember, you have free parking in the duPont Garage olic Women. Fund Raising Division for the hospital now being rush- in our own building; just have your parking ticket stamped native of .Gardiner, ed to completion. J., who came to South Although she spends at lea^t Florida three and one-half "" J 30 hours each week administer- years ago, Mrs. Hallgren at- ing to those in need of nursing After Your First Transaction At This tended Bay Pat Institute, care including traveling a -(>i> Bank You, Too, Will Like Springfield, Mass.; studied at mile radius to hospitals or mak- the Massachusetts State In- ing arrangements for hospitali- ... ,. 5 » firmary, Tweksbury; Sim- zation of an afflicted ex-service- Bankini mons College and Boston man or civilian, Mrs. Hallgrcn Just One Escalator Step Up State University; Providence finds time to serve the com- From Flagler and 2nd Avenue Lying-in Hospital, Providence, Mrs. Edalia Hallgren munity in which she lives. She fills S R.I., and the Shrivenham is director of education for the American School of Cancer in local branch of the American England. Chosen by a screening committee headed by Mrs. Eugene Cancer Society and director of FLORIDA NATIONAL BAN A retired U.S. Army Nurse Ahearn, Miami DCCW Public education and culture for the AND TRUST COMPANY AT MIAMI . Corps Major who served for Relations chairman, who select- Catholic Youth Organization in ; . • Alfred I. duPont Building ^ 2?*r' nine years including 38 months ed her the winner from more Port Charlotte. The American Legion selected her as Out- + Member: Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Florida National Group of overseas duty, she was than 50 entries submitted by Our Capital and Surplus in Ratio to Deposits and Loans Makes This One of the Strongest Banks in the Nation awarded the Bronze Star for affiliations of the Council, Mrs. standing Post Officer for the meritorious service in military Hallgren was sponsored by her Department of Florida during hospitals as chief nurse in Ice- parish Altar and Rosary Society 1960-61. land, England and France. for which she has conducted In addition she nurses many

May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 OPEN DAILY Reds Want People Hungry, PARTY SHOP FOODS 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. CATERER and DELICATESSEN CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 3935 EAST 4th AVE. OX 1-9983 "COLD CUT CENTER Venezuela President Says HIALEAH TU 7-4666 OF THE SOUTH" "COLD CUT PLATTERS" For Your Particular Party SAN JUAN DE LOS M0R- cause lack of food for children "From a Sandwich to an Institution" ROS, Venezuela (NO — Com- is one of the main causes of IT COMES TO YOU PREPARED — Just take it out of the box and place it on your table munists actually hope that nonattendance at school, the and — Presto! there's a beautiful delectable array of food that will delight every one Of your guests . . . 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r"cr#:'~: Court To Rule If Bus Law Fourteen Years of Fencing In S«ut% florlda IS —^NCE MASTERS • CHAIN LINK Is Aid To Pupil Or Church • ALUMINUM -CYPRESS MADISON WIS. (NO — The nolds took him before the Su- • COLOR-BOND •JS • i Wisconsin Supreme Court heard preme Court, thus also drag- 710T N.W. 69th Ave. TU 5-1446 arguments here on whether the ging in the law's constitution- state's new bus law aids the ality. child in a parochial school or CHARGES VIOLATION benefits his church. Nusbaum's attorney, Marvin A World of Knowledge E. Klitsner of Milwaukee, told The law provides that pub- the Supreme Court that the lic school districts must trans- law is not for the benefit of Under One Roof . . . port non-public school pupils children in parochial schools as along regular bus routes to its supporters claim. the public school "which they The widest selection of the finer - are entitled to attend." "The law won't help the paper backs, hard back books c h i 1 d r e n," Klitsner said. and magazines usually The private school children "They are now getting to the not easily available. must get the rest of the way school and back." He said the N.C. Photos to their own schools by walking HONORARY DOCTORATE was law gives "direct, substantial « May We Suggest: or private transportation ar- aid to religious institutions in awarded to Mrs. Takakichi Aso, rangements. The law applies Classics ^ Modern Novels daughter of a former Japanese clear violation of the Wiscon- to children living more than two sin constitution." Mythologies -fr Plays Old and New prime minister and directress of miles from a public school. Big- the Association of Catholic Wo- city school districts are exempt. Klitsner argued that the use Poetry Old and New + Religious Literature men in Japan, by Manhattan- HEATED ISSUE of public funds for private pur- Dictionaries —.English, Spanish, German, Etc. ville College, Purchase, N.Y. A heated issue before passage poses violates constitutional pro- -k Popular and Best Sellers in Hardback and in the 1961 Wisconsin legislature, visions separating Church and B Paperbacks Journal Gets Deluged the transportation bill was sign- State. He contended that even if "Shakespeare's Plays ^ Cliff's Notes and Outlines ed into law by Gov. Gay lord if the main purpose is to help With Pamphlet Requests Nelson who called for a quick children, the law still gives aid WASHINGTON (NO — A latest of its constitutionality be- and support to religion. TERMINAL NEWSTANDS bor organization here has .had fore the state Supreme Court. - DENY BENEFITS Serving Dade County j° more than 3,000 requests in less Klitsner said that the constitu- When no tafcpayers stepped than two weeks for free copies tional prohibition was not de- 3 International Airport Locations forward to initiate a challenge signed to save money, "but to of the pamphlet "Communism: Opposite Eastern, National and Delta Counters of the law, state officials protect the integrity of religious N.C. Photos and Threat to Fredeom," written by- themselves set up a test suit. Father John F. Cronin, S. S. institutions themselves" from in- DRESSED in vestments of the Eastern Rite, Richard Cardinal Coral Gables Bus Terminal The requests were received Joe E. J>Jusbaum, Commis- terference by the state. v Cushing of Boston presided at Airport Stands — 24 hours a day — Gables Stand — 6 am to 11:15 pm by The Carpenter, monthly jour- sioner of the State Department He also claimed the law the consecration of Archbishop Easy Parking All Locations nal of the United . Brotherhood of Administration, refused to should be voided because it is John Bassoul of Syria at cer- of Carpenters and Joiners of print a form required to im- MAIL ORDERS HANDLED PROMPTLY discriminatory. Bus routes are emonies in the Cathedral in plement the law. Atty. Gen Rey- TiTrirs America. established in relation to pub- Boston. lic schools and thus parochial school children are not to be treated equally, he said. Reynolds told the Supreme Court the law should be upheld. The Attornery General said the constitution did not mean that Where people come first the legislature should deny benefits to any group because of for security and its religious beliefs. He emphasized that the law is primarily intended to protect the health and welfare of the children and not to benefit re- Pard & Compounded Quarterly ligious institutions. NEARLY EQUAL "Any governmental program for the health and welfare of people may help a church in some way," Reynolds contended. He noted that the state pays chaplains of various denomina- tions in its institutions because it is for the welfare of the patients. In reply to Klitsner's conten- tion that the law discrimin- from Home ates, Reynolds said that "far from denying an equal protection, the statute makes the public and private school pupils more nearly equal than before so far as transporta- by Phone tion is concerned." 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(NO — Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum of New York has accepted a position as i 24 Hours a Day consultant to the Religious Edu- [INSURED] An Expert Shopper Will cation Center at St. Mary's Con- First Federal Savings I s. vent here. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI Do All The Leg Work! <••' i W.H.WALKER, Chairman HOLLYWOOD Residents Call WAbash 2-5239 The center was established by two Sisters, Servants of the Im- DOWNTOWN-Main Office CORAL WAY LITTLE RIVER NORTH MIAMI KENDALL Ask For "Shop At Home Service" 8380 N.E.2nd Avenue maculate Heart of Mary to 100 N. E. 1st Avenue 2750 S.W. 22nd Street 900 N. E. 125th Street 8727 South Dixie Highway serve as an educational re- source center for all faiths. May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Month of Mary 'Unlikely Saint' Canonized A New Opinion Of Eucharist At Most Significant Hour For Protestant Theologian? The highest honor the Church can bestow upon one of her By FR. JOHN B. SHEERIN Reformation, a vital interest in children was given last Sunday to a colored man. In the in- Karl Barth, the great Swiss the Bible. More and more Cath- comparable splendor of a canonization ceremony at St. Peter's Protestant theologian, is now olics are not only reading but in Home, the humble lay brother of Peru was formally des- making his first visit to this earnestly studying the Bible as ignated St. Martin de Porres and took his place in the most country. Time magazine de- well. select group of heaven and earth, in the long line of Chris- voted the cover But I was particularly im- tian saints extending back to the martyred St. Stephen. -and. five pages pressed by Barth's statement Once again an "unlikely saint" is given to the world. of its Easter is- that—many clergymen fail to An illegitimate child of a white father and negro mother, sue to the man emphasize what the Bible Martin seemed destined to live out his miserable life in who is general- says. "We must simply acce obscurity and poverty, as countless others in every genera- ally consider- the fact that humanity is tion have done, and in a short time be completely forgotten ed the leading loved by God, even in their by all on earth. Instead 323 years after his death, throughout Protestant theo- faults and their hostilities. the world newspapers, radio and television tell the super- logian. R e i n- We must tell man that he is natural success story of his life to the 20th century people hold Niebuhr la-, 'a loved one'." who have become used to wonders in the natural order. bels him "a Nowhere is the love of God It seems significant that while Martin was beatified 125 man of in- FR SHEERIN for us more evident than in the years ago, the Church waited until 1962 to declare him formally finite imagina- Holy Eucharist. Is it too much a saint. In this year, when the struggle for social justice tion and irresponsibility" and to hope that Barth's thinking is is reaching its peak and in fact in these very weeks when other Protestants, chide him for pointing in the direction of the the dread sanction of excommunication has fallen on some of the fact that he refused to con- traditional Catholic teaching on his fellow Catholics, it seems providential that Martin de Porres demn the brutal communist sup- the Real Presence? becomes to the whole world a symbol of the great dignity of pression of the Hungarian HIS EARLY VIEWS each human being and of the need for charity and tolerance. revolution. But in the world of Luther accepted the Real theology, and notably among Presence even though he did not Martin is a product of both races, white and black. He Catholics, he is generally re- approve the Catholic doctrine bridges the barriers raised by bitter prejudice because of garded as a giant. of Transubstantiation. Calvin his love of God and neighbor. His astonishing concern for The daily press reported a believed that Christ was only the welfare of others brought the poor and illiterate to him news conference he gave in spiritually present in the Eucha- in droves for help and sympathy. But perhaps more im- ize speeches and greeting cards, still it is fitting that public Chicago. He said he was hope- rist as He is spiritually present portant for social justice the rich and learned journeyed to recognition be given in some way to mothers. ful about Christian unity but in the Sacrament of Baptism. benefit from his wisdom and holiness. could not predict what would Barth has not yet definitively God's ways surely are not ours. It seems likely in God's Such observance, however, means little if there is not come out of the coming Vati- stated his belief in the Eucharist plans that Martin's greatest work and influence were not to the private, personal conviction in force the year round that can Council "because we in his Church Dogmatics, the be found in the years 1579-1639, but in 1962 and for generations we owe an immeasurable debt to our parents and in a very know little of what Pope John Summa of Protestant theology to•' come — when the Christian teaching on love of neighbor special way to our mothers. True love of a parent finds its has in mind." which he has, been writing for the last 30 years. struggles to end man's inhumanity to man. first expression perhaps in gratitude, especially when adult- Personally I feel that we Barth's reference to the hood brings a clearer understanding of the enormous sacri- know what is on the Pope's 1 mind but we don't know what Christian as "a loved one" The Cancer Called Tropic fices endured by the average mother for the well being of her is the collective mind of the accords beautifully with the children. • bishops who Will attend the Catholic doctrine of the Real A few days ago a Circuit Court jury without a dissenting Council. Presence. It is a fact, how- Mother's Day always reminds a Catholic not only of his debt vote stated that "Tropic of Cancer" in their opinion is obscene However, the daily press ever, that bis earlier writings of gratitude to his mother, but of his indebtedness to our Blessed and therefore the temporary injunction handed down against headlined a remark of Barth's evinced a general perspective the book several months ago should be made permanent. The Mother. We are firm in the conviction that Mary is truly our that has a deep significance for that makes God seem remote State Attorney Office had brought suit against the sale of the Mother and that she fulfills that role in'her influence on our Catholics. He said that modern and far away from all men, book under the terms of the State Obscenity Law. especially sinners. He gave lives. We understand further that if motherhood is honored in man has substituted "religion" for genuine encounter with God. the impression that he believ- On other occasions, The Voice has stated that we con- the world today, it is largely due to the position Mary occupied ed God might deign to com- sider censorship a highly dangerous matter and that it That is, that moderns have sub- in the beginning of the Christian era. stituted the external trappings municate with man but that should be resorted to only under the most stringent condi- man could not receive Him, - tions. We are definitely against the kind of arbitrary censor- Our Lady raised all womanhood to new heights of dignity of religion for that personal relationship with God that is "the experience or possess Him. ship that would cater to the pet peeves of fanatics or the when the early Christians placed her on a pedestal of honor real thing." In recent writings, however, prejudiced. We cannot go along with the actions of those unknown in history. With Mary as inspiration, the woman who Barth tends to dwell at length religions which attempt to rule out dancing, smoking, alcohol, WELCOME COMMENT in Greek and Roman civilization was more or less a chattel We welcome this comment on the deep significance of hu- and gambling, as if these are intrinsic evils in themselves, man experience, on comrade- received the honor due her as mother and wife, and the age of from the Protestant theologian. even when resorted to in moderation. ship, on the image of God in chivalry was ushered in. And we Catholics are well However, there are unfortunately certain times when public aware that he is right when man. opinion is lethargic" or the judiciary is of little help in enforcing We can be sure that the more genuine the honor rendered he says that all Christians As we Catholics return to the regulations intended by the State to prevent the spread of an to mothers today the more confidence we can have in the pres- should develop a closer relation Bible, we hope Protestants will evil. At such a time in order to promote the public good, ervation of the Christian home in our society. with God through the reading return to the early Christian in- a legally constituted public authority has the obligation to of the Bible. There. is among terpretation of the words — exercise the right of censorship in a reasonable manner, fol- us, for the first time since the "This is My body." lowing the tradition of democratic procedure. This is so, because the State has a serious obligation to help foster general Catholic Education In U.S. morality. The Church very clearly teaches that the place for Catholic The Diocese of Miami children to receive their education is in the Catholic school. Weekly Publication This was done in dealing with "Tropic of Cancer," a book There the Christian philosophy of education, based on the Chris- Embracing Florida's 16 South- kept out of the country for 25, years because it was considered ern Counties: Broward, Char- tian philosophy of life, receives its implementation. lotte. Collier, Dade, DeSoto, unfit. Some disagree with this decision. Notably among the Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- lands. Indian River, Lee, Martin, dissenters are the ".198 artists, editors and publishers" who In applying a definition of Christian education to our Monroe, Okeechofoee, Palm VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. claim this* book is literature, that the police should not be own circumstances here in the United States, we might say allowed to dictate the reading matter of a free people, that that the aim of Christian education is to provide those ex- Editorial PLaza 8-0543 such censorship is undemocratic. periences which, with the assistance of divine grace, are Advertising. PL 4-2561; Circulation. PL 1-6821; Classified, PL 8-677V best calculated to develop in the young the ideas, the atti- Many of these men are gifted, it is true, but a good THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. tudes, and the habits that are demanded for Christlike liv- The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President many parents -would not like to see their children living ac- ing in our American democratic society. cording to the philosophy of life expressed- by some of these authors. Because a writer may be talented in the use of As Catholics we find no conflict in the picture of "Christ- Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor Monsignor James F. Nelan ...... Managerial Consultant words, by no means makes him an authority on morality. like living in American democratic society." The American form Father James J. Walsh .;.'.. Editorial Consultant Einstein was a genius in mathematics, but when he spoke of government and the ideals that inspire the American way on Theology he sounded foolish. of life not only are in accord with the principles of Christianity, William P. Dale Joseph S. Zilley but apart from them lack any substantial foundation. We believe that raw immorality posing under the guise of Advertising Manager Circulation Manager literature like "Tropic of Cancer" should be dealt with by in- In all its fullness the national heritage which we wish telligent and aroused public opinion, but if this is lacking then to impart to. our children in Catholic schools is bound up John J. Ward ••• Editor an official agency like the State Attorney Office has a duty in its essentials with the teachings of Christ. George H. Monahan Managing Editor to uphold public morality and promote the common good. Marjorie L. Fillyaw •..'.'; Feature and Women's Editor Close upon the acknowledgment of God as our Creator as Brian F. Daly • • • • News Editor a basic principle of American life in the Declaration of Inde- Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor pendence, there follows the recognition of the dignity of every A Tribute To Our Mother human being, created to God's own image, possessing a body Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; and soul, and destined to live eternally with God in Heaven. single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a year. The tradition of paying special honor to mothers on the Published every Friday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 3a. Florida second Sunday of May each year is now rather firmly estab- The principle of individual dignity is woven into the charter Address all mail to 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. Member Catholic Press Association lished. 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Mtiyll, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Rights Has The Unborn Child? AN AWA*'BOY NAMHJ

By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH This law was in force, like The uproar caused by the, ill- all other principles • of the na- advised decision of WTVJ, tural law, for many thousands Channel 4, in Miami to bring By contrast our firm belief eugenical, social,, economic or of years before the Catholic into homes the CBS show which has always been that a human moral that can show or give a Church was founded. And such tried to make ROSARY being comes into existence at valid juridical title for a de- principles flowing out of the a virtuous act the very moment of concep- liberate and direct disposing of law governing the nature of a SOCIETY out of criminal tion, the instant the sperm and an innocent human life, that is human being necessarily must MEETING abortion has the ovum unite and form a to say, for an action which bind all men — Protestants TODAY not completely single unit. At that moment aims at its destruction, whether Jews, Catholics, and all others. abated. It has COFFEE there enters into life a new be- such destruction be intended as These fundamental princi- touched off SERVED ing with an immortal soul, with an end or as a means towards ples, it has been said, belong some heated ar- intelligence and free will in some other end which may it- to no religion as sudi; rather guments on the potentia. self be in no way illicit ... " they belong to all religions. much neglected Size has nothing to do with They are rooted in the very tt of eth- Father Walsh The Holy Father added: the existence of a human be- nature of a human being, be- ics> in medicine. "The life of an innocent hu- cause his Creator made him ing, just as, a midget two feet man being is inviolate and Incidentally, it has come tall can lay claim to as much the way he is with certain as a surprise to some to learn any direct assault or attack powers and functions. manhood as a giant of eight on it violates one of those that many doctors admit that feet. The soul is just as firmly This is the law which is while their four-year course fundamental laws without "written in the heart" to in- in the body of an embryo as of which it is impossible for hu- in medicine was crammed a fully grown person, for it dicate that God expressed His with every conceivable sub- man beings to live safely in will in this way and intended takes up no space in the small society." ject related to the care of the frame. all men to be bound in all gen- sick, the curriculum never erations. found time mysterious world God you were given a lighted can- set in motion by the thought of dle along with a command to Him alone. When he becomes matters concerning the unborn has reserved for those who . To bring salvation to man-: Whether in the unspectacular keep your Baptism without the life-giving source of- your child and the inviolability of were created in this life but kind Christ had tp be seen, un- drudgery of daily duty, or in blame and to human life. For instance, take never experienced life. derstood and acknowledged as the wholehearted heroism of spiritual life and activity. We ' observe the the matter of when a human Some years ago Pope Pius its Savior. Each succeeding some of the martyrs behind are willing enough to admit that c o m m a n d- being really comes into exist- XII, speaking on the moral prob- generation must still see and the Iron Curtain, we must without him we can do nothing, ments of God. ence. lems of married life, proposed accept Our Blessed Savior. How- present to the world another but we must go much further Through the re- Many take it for granted these beautiful and clear ever, now it is. you who make vision of 'a Crucified Christ. — we should be constantly pre- generating pow-1 that there is no human per- thoughts on this very subject. visible His saving power and occupied with the thought of er of this Sacra- It's true that this kind of liv- son in the embryo or fetus "Even the unborn child is a His ^transforming grace. The Him and his work. ment you were ing will make you conspicuous- until a certain number of human being," he stated, "A need for this witnessing of made an Christ- ly different from the modern weeks have passed or until Christ was probably never A true Christian is con- human being in the same de- image and pagan. But it should be obvious some features could be dis- gree and by the same title as greater than at the present spicuously different also at urged to carry Father Kilian that your standards of thought the end of his life. For even cernible or sizes measurable. its mother. Moreover, every hu- time. and action cannot be the same As a matter of fact, many that image faith- on his deathbed he should man being, even the child in fully through life until you Of course, the essential work- as His. That's why__Cardinal Christians, among them Cath- its mother's womb, recieves its manifest Christ to the world. looked upon the face of Christ manship of Our Lord is found in Suhard of Paris once wrote of Thus, he manifests his Savior olics, have the same errone- right to life directly from God, at death. the hidden realm of souls. This "our mission of dissimiliarity" even unto the end. Just as ous idea which they prove not from its parents, nor from with the age in which we live. That was the practical be- work of our Savior must be- he manifest Christ the Savior when no thought whatever is any human society of authority. The saints had a holy eager- ginning of your vocation as come apparent in the visible by a holy life, now he can given to the baptism of a "Therefore, there is no man, ness to manifest Christ. Men a chUd of God. At the heart lives of Christians who live and manifest Christ the Conqueror fetus when miscarriage oc- no human authority, no science, like Ignatius of Loyola, Fran- of this vocation was an urgent work in the marketplace. The by a calm and hope-filled curs. no 'indication' whether medical, cis of Assisi, and Paul of the' invitation - to manifest Christ world will never know of the death. Cross were constantly preoc- in the world through your transforming power and work cupied with Christ. He was Christian living. Given the of Christ in souls unless his Thus, he tells the world that like a spiritual. dynamo that mission of being a Christ- action becomes manifest in the death is but the doorway to a Strange But True supplied the energy for every- bearer, you have the obliga- holy lives of His followers. fuller and more victorious life By M. J. MURRAY thing they said and did. He Copyright 1959. N.C.W.C. News Servlco tion of manifesting_-Christ at with Christ. That's what St. How does this happen? His was more than this — He every stage and in every cir- Paul meant when he wrote: workmanship in your soul be- was their life. That's why they cumstance of your life. For "For me to die is gain." Every comes obvious when it breaks could truly say with St. Paul: this reason, you are rightly Christian preaches the same out into the open through acts "For me to live is Christ." called 'the light of the world.' of virtue and a life of holiness. message by a holy death. What Farms Will Be Like In Year 2062 By Father JAMES L. VIZZARD from today's in ownership, organization and operation. The Msgr. George G. Hig- farm will be met through the gins is in Europe in con- independent owner - operator nection jvith work for the (the Morril Act); and, 3) estab- Land Grant college), looking we know today, who assem- •forthcoming Vatican Coun- lished the U. S. Department of into the future foresees some- bles and risks his own'capital, cil. In his absence, this col- Agriculture. thing like the following: makes his own managerial In place of North Dako- decisions and works with his umn has been written by Largely through the opera- ta's present 55,000 farms av- own hands on his own prop- Father Vizzard, Director of tion of these three acts, more eraging 755 acres each and erty would give way to hired the Washington Office of progress has been made in worth $39,569, in the future hands taking orders from "the National Catholic Rural agriculture since 1862 than in there will be only 10,000 but hired managers whose only Life Conference. the whole history of man. they will average 3,500 acres. interest would be to make a This year, 1962, agriculture in One wonders if the next 100 and each will be valued at profit for anonymous stock- the United States celebrates a years will bring equally revolu- $600,000. holders. triple centennial. During the tionary changes. Would today's Eighty-five per cent of the Tftis BEAUTIFUL ivbRy span of a few months in 1862 farmer be lost in the agricul- farms will be in corporation In this country it has always DIPTYCH DEPICTING President Lincoln signed legis- ture of 2062? The answer could ownership; the average annual been a firmly held belief, sub- -me ARCHANGEL. lation which 1) opened the vast well be "Yes." gross income will approach stantiated by experience, that MICHAEL WAS CASS/EO areas of the West to settlement $225,000 and the net profit will the adequate - sized, well- STJOHM DE LA SALLE ANGLIOAKUM" AT CONSTANTINOPLE — THE ENGLISH STYLE \ti THE SV CENTURY. by freehold farmers, (the One expert, Arlon Hazen, be $50,000 per farm. managed family farm is the ("1651-1719), ARF OF NEEDLEWORK, V/AS Homestead Act); 2) instituted most efficient method of- agri- ATTRIBUTED WE FIRST CONSIDERED THE MOST dean of agriculture and the di- Capital requirements of the BOARDING SCHOOL. AND EFFECTIVE IN WE ViORLD IN THE MIDDLE AGES the Land-Grant college system rector of the agricultural ex- public sale of stocks and bonds. culture and, moreover, offers THE FIRST COLLEGE FOR AND ft>P£S ARE SAID TO H#VE /IPPROVEO for the advancement of agricul-- periment station at the North This kind of agriculture, incomparable values to the fam- LAY TEACHERS • i ENausH VESTMENTS AS MODELS tural and mechanical sciences Dakota State University (a of course, would be a far cry ily, the Church and the nation.

Miami. Florida Pua&)7 Gtilrroii Gonfiritis 4Q At Homestead SAC Base HOMESTEAD — Bishop Cole- vez, president of the base Holy man F. Carroll confirmed 25 Name Society and Mrs. Ber- nice Frytz, president of the children and 15 Air Force men base sodality and her husband, at ceremonies in the chapel at M-Sgt. Eugene Frytz. Homestead Air Force Base. Following the Confirmation, Bishop Carroll went to the which took place at 8 p.m., chapel from a staff dinner, there was an official recep- accompanied by a color tion for the Bishop in the base guard and honor guard com- Service Club. Approximately posed of officers and enlisted 200 attended the reception. men from the base's different units. Father (Lt. Col.) John J. Mil- ler is the Catholic chaplain at Guests at the staff dinner, the Air Force Base and was held for Bishop Carroll, includ- in charge of arrangements. ed General John McPherson, Almost every unit on the ex- Division Commander; Col. panding base was represented Richard Stuart, Wing Com- in the ceremonies prior to the mander and Col. Herrin Hoh- Confirmations and at the staff BISHOP CARROLL prays at the altar of the Homestead Air man, base commander, and A COLOR GUARD, consisting of personnel from Homestead. Air dinner. Honor guard members Force Base chapel prior to confirming 45 residents of the base. their wives. Force Base, lead the way to the Base chapel for Bishop Coleman and flag bearers were dressed F. Carroll who confirmed 45 residents of the base and later Of the 45 confirmed, 15 were members of the Air Force and the Also attending were The Rev. in khaki summer uniforms with dreeted parishioners. rest were children. Mark Gross, base Protestant parade regalia and decorations chaplain; Lt. Col. Manuel Cha- on their uniforms. WHAT AMERICANS CAN DO TO FIGHT COMMUNISM Need For Eliminating Corruption This is the ninth in a series of 10 articles on the nature URSES ARE of the Communist challenge .in the world today with special B emphasis on the most effective and intelligent response to the challenge for Americans. , (From Communism: Threat To Freedom by Father John F. Cronin, S. S. Available at the St. Paul Cath- NIQUELY olic Book Center, 2700 Biscayne Blvd., Miami.) THREAT TO FREEDOM By FATHER JOHN F. CRONIN, S. S. Had the Communists deliberately set out to weaken America JOHN F. CRONIN, S.S. internally, they might well have concentrated on making us corrupt, soft, luxury-loving, .lazy, suspicious of one another, RESENTATIVE OF A bigoted, and self-seeking. Instead we have done all this for and Christian love of neighbor has been permitted to de- them without- the expenditure of a single cent on their part. generate into legal sturggles and battles of pressure groups. Anything that weakens and corrupts us impairs our Catholics particularly should ask if'they have read and are _ position as a leader in the free world. Our moral weakness trying to implement the 1958 statement of our bishops on "Dis- was the subject of the 1961 statement of the Catholic .- crimination and the Christian Conscience." If the energy devoted Bishops of the United States. Along with other areas where to study of internal subversion were poured into interracial INCERE DESIRE TO corruption was evident, they mentioned business and labor. councils or human-relations committees, the racial problem could Both have made headlines in recent years. be solved to large degree before the end of this decade. There have been complaints that integrity is no longer • * * valued, that people seek to project an "image" rather than For the average citizen who asks: What can I do to fight seek to go ahead on their merits, and that the "organization communism. The answer might well be: Devote all your man" surrenders his moral principles to the body that employs strength and energy in concert with your fellow Americans, to DUCATE A him. To the extent that these charges are true (and unfor- building national unity and moral strength. E tunately they can often be substantially documented), we have Practice your religion, and make it a vital force in your a real challenge before us. community. Even in dealing with moral evils, concentrate less on de- MORE DANGEROUS THAN REDS nunciation and more on giving leadership and example. Be a man of integrity in your work. EMINARIAN FOR THE Internal corruption can weaken a nation against a foreign Make your "family outstanding by the. Quality of parental love aggressor. Subversion of our moral ideals is more dangerous to and discipline you show. S the United States than the relatively ineffective current sub- Unite with your neighbors for a high moral standard in version by the Communist Party here. ' your community. Work for racial justice and harmony. Each community can be vigilant in regard to local man- Do your part to make this a better and stronger nation, and ifestations of corruption and decadence. Is our local gov- we shall not fear what the Communists plot and scheme ernment honest and representative? If there is corruption, against us. PRIESTHOOD what is behind it and what can be done about it? Are we CONSIDER NEEDS OF WORLD Burses are easily established through wills, life doing our duties as citizens? insurance policies and immediate financial bequests. Do we participate in civic corruption by offering bribes or Above all, we must have a broader vision of world needs. In For further information write to: seeking illegal favors? Do we make public office attractive to the words of the American bishops in their November, 1961, state- citizens of high ideals? The cynical view that politics is an ment on "Unchanging Duty in a Changing World": ugly business is only a confession of our failure to make "Our moral responsibility, however, transcends the lint BURSE OFFICE democracy work. circle of our individual lives and the confining borders of bur * * * country. Our interests and our obligations are world-wide — 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. The decline in family morality shows particularly in the indeed our horizons are no longer confined to this earth, they MIAMI 38, FLORIDA rise of divorce and delinquency. But these unfortunate trends have been projected into the uncharted seas of space . . . are symptoms of a deeper disease: the cult of pleasure, "The emerging peoples have needs that go deeper than the Dear Father: the unwillingness to take responsibility, and an all-pervasive requirements for more material help. They want more positive Enclose please find as my initial selfishness. evidence of our understanding. They seek a recognition of their dignity, both individual and national. They crave the knowledge, I contribution in the Burse Fund. When children receive little love and less discipline in the home, and when they are bribed with television, movie money, and technical skill which will enable them to help themselves. • Please send more information about how I can help and even cars to keep them from intruding on the parents' "They need the vision which comes from faith, and the en- the Burse Fund, (check if you desire more informa- time, it is not surprising that they become unhappy and de- couragement that comes from hope. They must have spiritual tion.) linquent. ideals and spiritual leadership . . . "Meanwhile, we must be willing to open our hearts and Name IMPLEMENT BISHOPS' STATEMENT our homes to those who come to our shores; to make room for them in our schools and universities; even to send our own When they are pushed into marriage before they are ma- sons to their lands to assist them. Address . ture enough to realize its obligations, and when marriage itself "All these things we must do, not as mere counter-moves is portrayed falsely in print and on motionpicture and television against communism, but for their essential Tightness, as expres- screens, we can only expect a rise in family instability. sions of our highest principles: love of God and love of neighbor." Too often we have failed to face the real and pressing (c) 1962 by Paulist Press, New York 14, N.Y. problem of race relations in a mature and responsible man- NEXT WEEK: Fighting Communism For The Right Rea- ner. What should be primarily a matter of moral responsibility sons Knights Conduct Ceremonies JWVWW AUTOMATIC VWWW ' TRANSMISSION :• Philip D. Lewis, Realtor For Jail Cornerstone Laying PROBLEMS !; REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS f PALM BEACH COUNTY • FORT PIERCE — Fourth De- photographs, a Bible, a flag, LEAKS $1095 31 West •20th Street [ PLUS SEALS gree Knights of Columbus a scroll of the day's program Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 [ formed an honor guard here and a sheriff's badge. OVERHAUL that was no different from the PLUS PARTS Items were placed in the con- many others they had formed tainer by James Brady of the All Work Guaranteed except this was for a civic, FINANCING AVAILABLE K of C, County Commission BUILDER* DEVELOPER rather than religious, reason. fITV AUTOMATIC Vice Chairman E. L. Taylor, 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. VI1 I TRANSMISSIONS, INC. The occasion was the laying of MIAMI 38, FLORIDA Sheriff J. R. Norvell, newswom- 69 N.W. 20th St. — FR 7-4949 the cornerstone for the new St. an Anne Wilder, clerk of Court Phono PLoio 8-0327 Lucie County Jail. Roger Poitras and Fort Pierce Besides the guard, Knights News Tribune managing editor conducted the dedication rites .Bob Enns. and Grand Knight John For- IN THE RED get assisted County Commis- An estimated 150 persons at- sion Chairman J. D. Nelson tended the ceremonies. Work js BIRD SHOPPING in placing a copper container still continuing on.the building. • filled w i t'h contemporary CENTER IT'S items inside the hollow corner- SOLVE YOUR HEATING stone. The items are intended PROBLEMS NOW! to give Floridians of ISO years BELK'S from now an idea of life in 1962. • MO 1-4248 i

Leonard Burt Sr;, Fourth De- gree official, made a brief talk FOURTH DEGREE Knights of Columbus provided the color in which he thanked county of- guard during cornerstone laying ceremonies at the St. Lucie ficials for entrusting the cere- County Jail. Grand Knight John Forget, top, places an item in monies to the K of C. the stone. . Father Michael Beerhalter, > pastor of St. Anastasia Church, Music Calvacade Set gave the" invocation and ex- By St. James Parish pressed hope that the building 'sl^f MANTELS would be the least used in the These individually styled, highly pol- St- James parish will sponsor county. ished stone mantels add a warm, friendly, yet distinctive touch to your a "Calvacade of Modern Mu- home needs. Amazingly low priced from sic" Thursday, May 17 at 7:30 The copper container which $65 to $125. p.m. in the North Miami Junior was placed in the cornerstone was filled with newspapers, ) BARNES Cast Stone Shop High School, presented by the ' «jKi2J«WJ4thJt^» Ph. PL 9-03U ROY Oliver and the Miami Con- radio scripts, coin samples, servatory of Music. Instrumentalists will include Mary Jo Shay, accordion virtuoso; Carl Schmidt, vibro- phonist and vocalists Charlotte Foreman and Linda Mardell. Choral selections will be sung by the St. James Boys' Choir. Tickets may be purchased at the St. James School office or the rectory and reservations YOU CAN GET A BETTER DEAL may be made by calling at MU 8-8995. GRAND KNIGHT John For- get, of Fort Pierce, lowers a Student Center Opened moisture-proof box, containing HANOVER, N. H. (NO — items of the times info the Bishop Ernest J. Primeau dedi- hollowed cornerstone of the HODSON cated the $600,000 Catholic Stu- new St. Lucie Jail during cere- dent Center at Dartmouth Col- monies conducted by the lege. K of C. PONTIAC? FREE BARBEQUE TOOLS "ROSE OF CAN BE YOURS AS MIAMI'S OLDEST DIRECT FACTORY DEALER OVER 21 YEARS SHARON" 2-Door A GIFT 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA Sport Sedan EQUIPPED WITH V-8 ENGINE • HYDRA-MATIC TRANSMIS- WHEN YOU SION • POWER STEERING • POWER BRAKES • HEATER OPEN A AND MANY OTHER FEATURES FULL $ 3.99 NEW ACCOUNT PRICE 2777 matching duster 5.Y9

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May 11^1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 40,000 SEE CEREMONIES AT VATICAN Martin de Porres Canonized (Continued From Page 1) -I to comply with His divine pre- cepts with sweetness and joy." The Pope concluded by ex- horting those at the canonization — particularly the young, surrounded today . by many snares and dangers — to emu- late the great virtues of the newest proclaimed saint of the Church. -Among the pilgrims who flooded Rome for the canonization were 3,000 from Spain and a thous_and from Peru. Fifteen hundred others came from Ire- land, as well as hundreds from the United States, Chile, Ecua- dor, Brazil, South Africa, Trin- idad and the Philippines. The Basilica itself was bril- liantly lighted, due to a renovat- Voice Photos ed lighting system which was CORPUS CHRISTI Church in Miami was one of sung for the first time Sunday, May 6. More used for the first time and the churches throughout the United States and than 1,000 Spanish and English-speaking persons lighted what had previously the world where the Mass of St. Martin was assisted at the Solemn Mass. been dark nooks and crannies. From two great pillars sup- porting St. Peter's mighty dome hung huge paintings por- traying the two miracles which were verified to support Mar- tin's canonization. And close to the Pope's throne was a 12- year-old boy from the Canary N.c. Photoa Islands, the subject of one of the paintings, who was cured POPE JOHN XXIII reads the proclamation from his throne in of gangrene through St. Mar- St. Peter's Basilica, naming Martin de Porres, a Peruvian tin's intercession in 1954. mulatto, a saint of the Church. Others who had contributed O.P., and writers Father Nor- tin's own order, the Domini- to St. Martin's cause for bert Georges, O.P., and Fa- cans. They carried traditional canonization were present in ther Edward Hughes, O.P. the Basilica, including three gold cages containing doves. American Dominican priests Among the procession of gift- THE CEREMONY whose efforts over the past bearers to the Pope at the of- Ceremonies began at 8:30 30 years contributed greatly fertory of the canonization Mass a.m. in the Sistine Chapel, were two young Negro students to the cause. They are sculp- where Pope John intoned the tor Father Thomas M-cGIynn, for the priesthood of St. Mar- hymn to the Blessed Virgin, "Hail, Star of the Sea," and received three lighted candles LIFE OF ST. MARTIN was described in English ground) were among hundreds of American and which are the traditional hom- by Father Louis M. O'Leary, O. P., chaplain Spanish Dominican Sisters who assisted at the age .paid to the pope on behalf of Barry College whose faculty members (fore- Mass, sung in honor of the new Peruvian Saint. of supporters of a saint's cause. From the Sistine Chapel, the Pope was carried/ on his portable throne through the halls of the Vatican and down the SINCE Regal Stairs to St. Peter's. HY WEISS Painting 1934 Walking in front of him were hundreds of cardinals, prelates PRESSURE CLEANS AND SPRAYS ROOFS and uniformed court officials, - SEALS AND CAULKS OPENINGS - each carrying a lighted candle, symbolizing the joy of the day's REPAIRS CRACKS - PAINTS INTERIOR event. AND EXTERIOR. As the procession entered FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED - INSURED the basilica, the priests, religious and laymen began LFR 7-2676 JE 8-0197| chanting the Credo in Latin. When the Pope entered on his throne, the traditional trum- pets pealed out the papal TO ALL GRADUATING STUDENTS march which mingled with the Gregorian phrases of the SELECT A PROFITABLE PROFESSION Church's hymn of faith. BECOME AN ACCOMPLISHED HAIRDRESSER At the Altar of the Blessed Sacrament, the Pope got down Representatives of Miami's Latin American Colony Assisted at Mass FIVE SCHOLARSHIPS from his throne and prayed in silence. Then he remounted and Just write 25 words or less why you would like to enter obedience to Pope John who name of St. Martin was in- Martin was characterized by was carried to the main area this fascinating and lucrative profession. You may be embraced each, often 'pausing serted after the names of St. three great loves and three of ceremonies between the to speak. Peter and St. Paul, after which the lucky person to receive this full and complete golden Altar of the Chair, in great passions. course. the Pope imparted his apostolic front of which another throne These preliminaries com- blessing. St. Martin's loves, he said, stood, and the high Altar of the pleted, the actual ceremony 1200 HOURS - ABSOLUTELY FREE OFFERINGS MADE were for "Christ crucified, Our JUDGES FROM Confession. ^ of canonization began. MIAMI BOARD OF EDUCATION The Pope then celebrated" Lady of the Rosary and St. PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS The Pope took his place on MIAMI HAIR DRESSERS ASSOC. Following the proclamation of Mass at the high altar. At the Dominic. Three passions burned the throne which stood oh a DECISION OF THE JUDGES WILL BE FINAL Martin's sainthood, the bells of Offertory, there was the tra- in his-heart: charity, particular- raised flight of seven scarlet- MAIL YOUR LETTER TO St. Peter's began to peal and ditional offerings of bread, ly for the poor and the sick; carpeted stairs as the Sistine an organ inside the church wine,. water, candles and doves. strict penance, which he con- ADVANCED Choir intoned the papal hymn, swelled with music in celebra- sidered the 'price of love' and "Tu Es Petrus" (Thou Art Pe- tion of, the Church's newest The day after the canoniza- humility." SCHOOL OF BEAUTY ter). As the choir sang, the saint. tion, Pope John spoke to 5,000 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 29 S.E. 1st AVE. cardinals and principal ecclesi- pilgrims who had come to Rome Pope John spoke to the pil- Phone FR 9-6489 ./ MIAMI astic officials of the papal court Then there was the chanting for the Peruvian friar's canoni- grims in a special audience in came forward and made their of, the Confiteor, in , which the zation. He said the life of St. the Hall of Benedictions.

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They Not Making For REAL Any More SERVICE Land and IN Florida's REAL ESTATE Population Is . . . List your Growing FAST? FLORAL BOUQUETS are placed before the statue of St. Martin STUDENT BODY of St. Martin de Porres School in Fort Pierce ACREAGE de Porres by Jackie Kelley, Walter Miller, Gloria Dowse and receives the blessing'of Father Michael Beerhalter, pastor, St. with us. Gwendolyn Gandy, four of 75 students enrolled at St. Martin de Anastasia parish. All participated in a triduum of prayer honor- HAROLD A. Porres School staffed by Adrian Dominican Sisters in Fort Pierce. ing the new Latin American Saint last weekend. MILLER —Realtors— Masses In 2 Parishes Mark Canonization Of St. Martin Special Masses and prayers by people of his race held cap- tions of men and of their piti- halter, pastor of St. Anastasia DADE COUNTY: were offered in two Diocese of tive in Africa, whom he con- able inability to manage their parish, 75 students enrolled Miami parishes Sunday in hon- soled and sometimes actually affairs without the help of in grades one through eight or of the canonization of St. liberated. In spite of the most God," the Dominican priest participated in a Triduum of 10 ACRE TRACTS Martin de Porres by Pope John elementary schooling, he solv- declared. prayer to St. Martin which XXIII. ed subtle theological problems, More than 1,000 Spanish and. began Friday and concluded DON'T WAIT ON THESE: At Corpus Christi Church read the secrets of human English speaking residents of Sunday. one of the first Masses of St. hearts and predicted in some the Greater Miami area were Students presented a play Martin de Porres offered in instances future events. present in the congregation as based on the life of St. Martin JUST A FEW TRACTS — the United States and the well as American, Spanish, and at the school on Friday. An- world was sung by Domini- "Everything he said and Cuban Dominican Sisters. thony Hanna was seen in the Section 18, T54S, can Father Johir Monroe, O.P. did was for the purpose of At St: Martin de Porres role of St. Martin and others Range 37E of Barry College assisted by teaching men the truth and School operated in Fort in, the cast were Iverson Wil- Spanish Dominican priests how to live by it. The condi- Pierce by the Adrian Domini- liams, Jackie Kelley, Walter stationed in Miami. tion of the world today is can Sisters under - the direc- Miller and Robert Adams. Glo- Father Angel Vizcarra, O.P., ample proof of the limita- tion of Father Michael Beer- ria Dowse was the narrator. * WATCH YOUR MONEY GROW pastor of St. Dominic parish, was deacon; Father Jesus Al- near new Krome Are. varez, O.P. subdeacon and Fa- Section 6, Twp. 53S $CEA PER ther Leonardo Vasquez, master of ceremonies. Sermons during Sheer magic! 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VOICE II Business Officials Told To Set Good Example Time Of Catacombs Nears In Lithuania Catholic Educators Write MINNEAPOLIS (NO — Busi- chairman of Sears, Roebuck, ROME (NO — "The time of exile news agency, Elta Press, ness executives have a duty to and Company, made thfe state- the catacombs" is drawing includes the arrest and depor- set a standard in true Christian ment when he received the 1962 near for Catholics in Lithuania tation of the administrator of In Senate Booklet On Reds living, "even at the expense of Franciscan Award "in recogni- because even intensified efforts a diocese, the forced resigna- being thought naive and not tion for the leadership that he by the Soviet regime to dis- tion of a seminary rector and By J. J. GILBERT even more false security be- his replacement by a Red-pick- 'smart' in the ways of busi- has shown in the world of busi- courage religious practice have WASHINGTON (NO — A fore this threat." ness," according to a Chicago failed. ed man, the closing of churches ness by his outstanding exam- citizenry soundly informed on Professor Bouscaren pre- business leader. in Vilna and Kaunas, and the ple of charity and brotherly Evidence of the newer, more confiscation of a newly-complet- the true nature of communism sents a summary of 10 lec- Charles H. Kellstadt, board love." brutal suppression given by the ed church in Klaipeda (Memel). is urged in a symposium which tures for student and adult has made its appearance here. seminars. He explains the basic concepts of Communist Prepared as background material for the Senate, legisla- doctrine, including dialectical tors are hopeful it will inspire materialism, and sets down educators "to far greater ef- some basic "problems" the forts toward strengthening the lectures should undertake to forces of democracy, education- solve. ally, against the enemy that These include: How to ex- seeks to destroy us." plain evidence concerning the Entitled "Education for Sur- spiritual side of man; how to Milan Cathedral (Italy) vival in the Struggle Against explain the fact the class strug- World Communism," the gle seems more and more re- booklet was prepared at the mote in the industrially ad- request of the Senate inter- vanced countries; that Commu- MILAN CATHEDRAL is con- nal security subcommittee. nist dictatorships have been es- sidered to be the most important More than a score of educa- tablished in countries that never example of the Italian Gothic tors and experts on Commu- went through the capitalist style. Undertaken under the nist subversion contributed stage of production. These and patronage of the first Duke of their views and suggestions other facts put down run coun- Milan, work was begun in 1386. in its preparation. There are ter to the doctrine of "scien- The Duke employed German 19 separate papers in the tific socialism" of Marx and architects, a procedure which led booklet. Lenin. to much strife and frequent replacement. More than fifty archi- A wide variety of topics is Sen. James O. Eastland of tects appear to have been employ- discussed, including: problems ' Mississippi, committee chair- ed upon the structure down to to be met in introducing cours- man, says in a foreword that 1402. These German architects es on communism; courses and "the American people feel gave the structure its principal lecture series for colleges, high that a sound educational pro- features, but the matchless tracery schools and adult education gram can be a potent de- spire, which arises at the crossing, groups; use of materials; teach- fense weapon in the Cold War is attributed to the Italian archi- ing objectives; methods of and a preventive measure tect Filippo Brunnelleschi. study, etc. against Communist penetra- tion and infection." TWO CONTRIBUTE The central portion was under- He says the symposium is for taken after 1481 but was not Professors from two Catholic finished until the 19th century. schools contribute to the sym- use by the Senate as "back- This is a magnificent church and posium — Father Stanley Par- ground" in considering "the na- except for the Seville Cathedral in ry, C.S.C., head of the political ture and extent of Federal ef- Spain, it is the world's largest science department at the Uni- forts to aid in this area." How-" medieval cathedral being 485 feet versity of Notre Dame, and ever, it is available to groups long, 252 feet broad and the Anthony T. Bouscaren, profes- and individual citizens. height of the dome is 355 feet. It sor of political science at Le- is constructed largely of white Moyne College, Syracuse, N.Y. TERMITES Italian marble and exhibits in its windows, pinnacles, and parapets Dealing with "some prob- SWARMING? some of the most delicate and lace- lems involved in teaching like ornament found anywhere in about communism in the architecture. Indeed, so delicate schools," Father Parry says, isvsome of this tracery that it is "that the question of survival held together and braced with iron of Western culture', with its rods. churches more imposing in scale, sloping roof and upon which one exalted conceptions of free- especially in respect to the inter- may walk. Vistas across the in- dom and human dignity, will Although on Italian soil and ior. Its central aisle arises to a terior in any direction are be answered in large part by supposedly in the Gothic style, the height of 140 feet. Here, great impressive. the manner in which the West work is more German than Italian clustered piers, whose caps are confronts communism. and only Gothic in the sense that treated as canopied niches, sup- A literal jewel box of Italian it is clothed in lovely Gothic orna- port the vaults upon which rest, marble sculpture, there are over "The issue here is precisely ment. Regardless, there are few the great marble slabs of the low- 2,000 carved figures on the edifice. that Communist ideology should be understood accurately," Fa- ther Parry continues. "This ELECTRONICS JVo. 15 in a Series of Famous Churches . . . Sponsored In TJie Interest of The Voice readers by the following firms: means that an organized set of TRAINING ideas should be perceived in WORTH CHEMICAL & PAINT CO. their unity as the negation of ENGINEERING EDWARD J. GERRITS, INC. the principles on which West- INDUSTRIAL Guaranteed Quality Paints — Varnishes — Enamels ern civilization rests. 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May 11, 1962 THE VOfCE Miami, Florida Deadline Nearing For Pilgrimage c To Holy Land It is a little more than a month until the deadline for To Walk Where signing as a member of the . . . behold, now is the accepted time . . . Diocese of Miami Pilgrimage You have certainly told yourself that, some day, you would study the stars above Bethlehem, walk by to Europe and the Holy Land, the Sea of Galilee, stand where the Beatitudes were pro- which is scheduled to get un- nounced. In the River Jordan you would be baptized anew. der way July 29. HE Walked . . . You would follow the Way of the Cross, rejoice upon the Mount of Ascension. The deadline is June 15 and applications after that date will be difficult to fill due to the necessity of acquiring vi- Visit the HOLYLAND and EUROPE sas, according to Philippe zih, Miami district marie _ .- for Air France, the carrier DOWN for the pilgrimage. $ Mr. Bazin said it will take up New York to New York to two months to obtain visas 21 Day Tour 120 (Not Including Tox) for such countries as Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Is- -Don't Miss the Chance Of Your Life —Join Now! rael. The pilgrims will also visit France and Italy but the Visa problem is not difficult in these Limited membership —Deadline for Reservations, June 1st countries. The Air France official said Departs New York, Sunday, July 29, 1962 under the traveling party will be lim- the spiritual direction of Very Rev. Father John ited to 30 persons to afford easi- A. er transportation and quarter- O'Down, V.F. Dean of South Dade Deanery. ing, as well as keeping the • group from getting too large to General Conditions: take advantage of guides with- iwnaiihsi (bio out difficulty. BETHLEHEM LOURDES •ft Selected superior, first and deluxe class hotels portation by regular scheduled JET flights Econ- WUaml (pxl- A series of talks and film with private bath. omy Class; SURFACE transportation by private presentations are being pre- •fc Full-pension (continental breakfast, lunch and cars as indicated in the itinerary. to JtfuL sented by Air France in par- dinner) in the Middle East. Half-pension (conti- English-speaking guide; all entrance fees, gov- ishes throughout the Diocese. nental breakfast and dinner) in Europe. (HohjlancL and. Such presentations were sched- ernment taxes and tips. Special Features: uled this week in Boynton •^ Transfers by private conveyances, to and from The audience with his Holiness Pope John XXIII Beach and Hialeah. airports and motels, including free porterage of (subject to confirmation) in Rome; the Special CORAL GABLES Mass on the day of the Assumption in Lourdes; Sunday, May 13th There will be a presenta- \ two pieces of hand baggage per person, from Little Flower Parish tion in the Rosary Society ;: points of arrival to hotel rooms and vice versa. a "ROMAN NIGHT DINNER" in Rome and the after 8 O'Clock Mass meeting hall of the Blessed "PARISIAN DINNER"Tn Paris. All Taxes Except in the School Cafe. Trinity parish at 402 Curtis *fc Transportation by air. Trans-Atlantic air trans- Airport Taxes Are Included. MIAMI SPRINGS Parkway, Miami Springs, * USING AIR FRANCE TRAVEL NOW — PAY LATER ot the rate of only 4.75% of interest per annum. MONDAY, MAY 14 Monday, May 14 at 4 p.m. BLESSED TRINITY Another showing will be held CHURCH at St. Vincent Ferrer parish, MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI MIAMI BEACH 4010 Curtiss Parkway Delray Beach at 8 p.m., (8:30 P.M. Church May 17. Make Reservation with MIAMI TRAVEL CHUCK HALL Meeting Hall) SERVICE MONROE DELRAY BEACH The presentations consist of TRAVEL SERVICE TRAVEL THURSDAY, MAY 17 a talk on the Holy Land and Dupont Plaza Center films about the Holy Land and Therese Beckman ST. VINCENT FERRER (BWlBMJL FR 9-2746 — Wl 7-3496 975 Arthur Godfrey Road Lourdes. 512 AINSLEY BLDG. (Giller Bldg.) Miami Beach CHURCH Manager—Hendry Yaniz School Cafe, at 8 P.M. 161 S.E. 1st St. FR 9-5607 Miami, Florida JE 1-1195 Mr. Bazin said there have "Catholic Travel Specialists" Member of Palm Trail and 8th St. St. Thomas The Apostle Parish Ph.: FR 9-4651 or FR 9-9843 New Mgmt. JOHN E. LENARD, V.P. been more than 70 inquiries concerning the pilgrimage but MIAMI SHORES SURFSIDE HOLLYWOOD FT. LAUDERDALE the goal of 30 persons has not FT. LAUDERDALE been filled. Patricia Snyder's Contact FORT LAUDERDALE SHORES TRAVEL SURFSIDE E. E. Viez, Foreign Travel TOP TRAVEL TRAVEL SERVICE CENTER TRAVEL SERVICE TROPICAL TRAVEL INC Re-Roofing & Repairs UN 5-3737 BUREAU, Inc, 1100 E. Las Olas Blvd. JA 2-2856 All Types Roofs — Since 1920 Phone PLaza 1-6529 1746 South Young Circle 2641 Sunrise Blvd. 564-6395 9574 HARDING AVE. 9723 N.E. 2nd Ave. Hollywood . Miami 3011 E. LosOlas Blvd. Miami Call FRonklin 9-3849 PALMER Roofing Co. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA Miami Shores, Florida WA 2-7531 FR 7-2129 Phone 525-3141 (Member Of St. Anthony's Church) FR 3-6244

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Page 14 May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami. Florida A Refug For Chiidr

ECCLESIASTICAL procession preceded the blessing of the new Catholic Home for Children recently completed on grounds ad- Voice Photos joining Holy Rosary parish at Perrine in South Dade County. First of Three Buildings Blessed Bishop Carroll Imparts His Blessing

New Catholic Home For Children Is Blessed By Bishop Carroll Sisters Of Many Religions Orders Were Present For Dedication

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Benediction Was Celebrated In Convent Chapel Visitors Tour New Convent Of Sisters Rain Failed To Dampen Visitors' Spirits "/ 1962 ' • THF VOICT * " Miami/Florida B/SHOP BLfSSES BUILDINGS FOR DEPENDENT YOUTH New Home For Children (Continued From Page 1) . i ship between government and 4» private efforts to meet the needs of our citizens has not been merely a careful pres- ervation of a hollow tradition. Your substantial contribution here offers proof that it is an effective and active role which we in the voluntary field fulfill in maintaining a cooperative relationship with government. . Study Room Of New Children's Home Is Vioiwd By Visitors "This is essential," he said, "since most all people, indeed most all religious groups believe that voluntary sectarian social service has a vital place in the total scheme, of things. We can feel secure in our re- lationships with federal, state and local governments when we are able to back up our claims to equality with substantial proof such as we have here." Monsignor Gallagher, who Boys And Girls Visiting The Home Sit On Beds In C spoke from an outdoor altar erected on the grounds between the administration and dormi- inaugurated by Bishop Carroll must be a constant reassur- tory wing of the new home., and the Diocese of Miami. ance and commendation to in termed as "magnificent monu- "The fact that they found them," he said, "that they B mental achievements" the pro- an understanding and charita- have struck a blow for liberty B Open House Followed Dedication Ceremonies At Children's Home gram of aid for Cuban refugees ble reception in this Diocese, and decency. hi We, the Contractor, Sub-contractors and Suppliers, are very proud to have played a the construction of this impressive Diocesan Home for Dependent Chili

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Page 16 May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida tn Dedicated In Perrine Among those attending the dedication ceremonies, which were interrupted by rain, were Mother Anna Maria, S. S. J. Mother General of the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine; Sister Mary Edith, S.S.J. of St. Augustine, first administrator of i Miami's Mercy Hospital; Ju- venile Judge Ben Sheppard and Joseph R. Ems, Dade County OUT-OF-TOWN guests present at the dedication Augustine who staff the c h i I d r e n's home, Welfare Director. included Mother Anna Maria, S.S.J., Mother center; Sister Mary Edith, S.S.J., of St. Aug- General of the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. A large delegation of secu- ustine, shown talking with Father Bryan Walsh. lar and regular clergy stationed in South Florida were also present as were representatives of the many religious orders of women who staff institutions throughout the Diocese of Miami. Benediction of the Most Bless- ed Sacrament scheduled to be celebrated outdoors was cele- Voice photos brated in the chapel of the new In Colorful And Attractively Furnished Dormitory convent by Bishop Carroll who expressed thanks and gratitude "The quiet and effective way of your Bishop will long remain to the faithful of the Diocese for their generosity and sacri-. in" which the Catholic Welfare in the minds of Americans and ficial donations toward the Bureau, its director, Father Cubans as an ideal exemplifica- building of the new home which JUVENILE COURT Judge Ben Sheppard, Dade tor of Catholic Charities, inspect kitchen facili- Bryan O. Walsh, and its staff tion of democracy, of American- replaces the 15-year-old St. Jo- - County Welfare Director Joseph Ems, and ties at the home for dependent children which have carried out the directions ism, of Catholicism," he said. seph Villa. Father Bryan O. Walsh, Miami diocesan direc- replaces the St. Joseph Villa in northwest Miami. a part in dldren. Clearview Corporation POLIZZI CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 3318 S.W. 2nd Avenue COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION Alfred Polizzi, President MO 7-5686 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 298 Granello Ave. Coral Gables Dade Metal The Buildings have been Fabrication, Inc. sound conditioned with Celotex 4798 East 10»h Lane lectric Co. Hialeah McCormick - Boyett by the MU 8-6611 RESIDENTIAL Dade Trust CONSTRUCTION Aeons! i Corp. of Miami & Manufacturing Co. Plumbing Co. JE 8-7045 3737 N.W. 53rd St. NE 4-6581 9940 S.W. 168th Terrace Phone CE 5-3833 • RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL Mid-South Manufacturing Co. Dong Patrick Tile • COMMERCIAL PLASTIC LAMINATED TOILET PARTITIONS & Terrazzo Co. Day and Night Service 41«<0 Aurora Avenue Coral Gables RESIKNTIAL * COMMERCIAL * INDUSTRIAL 9443 Park Drive HI 5-3641 All Work Guaranteed Dl 7 ACAfi 261 N.W. 71st Street PL 7-2751 rL f-UOUU Miami Shores, Fla. J.M. Montgomery Gem Industries, Inc. ConcreformCo.,Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF FORMICA FINISHED PRODUCTS Roofing Co., Inc. 1815 N.E. 144th Street Wl 5-5336

May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 MRS. J, WINSTON ANDERSON OF NORTH MIAMI Elections And Installations Meet New President Of DCCW A fervent and constant devo- life of Mrs. J. Winston An- 1956 to 1958 when she was elect- Top Calendar Of Events tion to the Blessed Virgin Mary derson. ed to the diocesan board as treasurer. A few months after Maytime is election and in- tor, and breakfast will be whose name has been associat- A native of Mason City, Iowa, the Diocese of Miami was stallation time in many affilia- served immediately after. ed with the most significant who was graduated from junior tions of the Miami Diocesan erected in August, 1958, Bishop Mrs. Julian J. Eberle, retir- events in her life plus an un- college there, Bea and J. Win- Coleman F. Carroll organized Council of Catholic Women ing president of the Miami ston Anderson were married in the Miami DCCW and Mrs. An- as organizations and clubs tiring zeal in the work of the DCCW will also install Mrs. Jo- lay apostolate .characterize the 1941 at St. Mary Church, Iowa derson served as first treasurer throughout the Diocese name of the Council from 1958 to new officers to lead them dur- seph D. McCarthy, vice presi- third president of the Tliami City, where the following year dent; Mrs. Francis P. Dreyer, their only daughter, Mary, 1959. During the past two years ing the coming year. Diocesan Council of Catholic she has been diocesan chair- treasurer and Mrs. Joseph B. now a sophomore at Barry Col- • * * Nabar, secretary. Hostesses lege, was baptized. man of Home and School Asso- ciations. . SOUTH MIAMI — Mrs. C. J. will be Mrs. Eugene Ahearn, When, during closing ses- Kuhn has been installed as Mrs. George B. Norton, Mrs. sions of the Council's recent Miami became home to the Mrs. J. Winston Anderson A past president of Notre president of the Epiphany Altar Frank Lohroff, Mrs. Carl H. convention in Palm Beach, Andersons in 1946 and Bea's first venture into the work of Dame Academy Guild, Mrs. and Rosary Society.' Kathe and Mrs. Harry Cor' Mrs. Charles A. Gartland, Anderson has been an active Mrs. Anderson has worked dur- the lay apostolate came when During a Communion break- Reservations may be made ^y secretary of the NCCW, in- parisioner of St. James ing the past 12 years know that she joined the Parent-Teachers fast held at Miller's Restau- calling Mrs. Dreyer at stalled the new president and Church, North Miami, since they are free to call upon her gave her as a patroness, Our Association of St. Mary Cathe- rant, Father John O'Dowd, JA 3-5853. dral School. There she served in 1955 serving on the board of for assistance in any project- Lady of Humility, the same the Parents' Club and during anytime except Monday eve- pastor, also installed Mrs. of the Blessed Mother was several capacities until the E. J. Rader, vice president; * * * family moved to their present the past two years as presi- nings — a time which she has once again marking a never- Mrs. F. J. Gelhaus, treasur- HIALEAH — Mrs. J. Russell North Dade home and became dent of the parish Confrater- reserved since 1950 for partici- to-be forgotten moment in the nity of Christian Doctrine. pation in the novena honoring er; Mrs. F. Burns, recording Hopkins has been installed as parishioners of St. Rose . of secretary and Miss Mary Lima Church, Miami Shores. Our Lady of the Miraculous president of St. John the Apostle All of the women with whom Medal in her parish church. Bird, corresponding secre- Altar Rosary Society. HI In addition to Girl Scout ac- tary. During a Communion When baby frets because tivities and the Miami Chil- breakfast on Sunday, May 6 of gum irritations, use dren's Theater of which she Dade County Nurses Fashion Show To Help • • • cool, soothing DeWitt's MIAMI SHORES — Mrs. An- at the Park Lane Cafeteria, ' SBffiS liquid balm to give is a past president, Mrs. An- derson accepted the vice Plan Dinner Monday Morning Star School drew J. Lehmen is the new Father James Connaughton, almost instant relief. pastor, also installed Miss presidency of St. Rose of The second annual Spring din- CORAL GABLES — A fashion president of St. Rose of Lima DeWiffi® SST. Ruth Covell, vice president; Lima Mothers' Club in 1952 ner under the auspices of the show and card party to benefit Mothers Club and was installed and in 1954 was elected re- during recent ceremonies at La Mrs. Ralph Nees, recording' Dade Chapter of the Miami the Morning Star School for cording secretary of the Gorce Country Club. secretary; Mrs. Anthony La- Diocesan Council of Catholic Handicapped Children will be Sorsa, treasurer and Mrs. Ste- Southwest Coast Deanery of sponsored by the Daughters of Msgr. James F. Enright, PYA PAINT St. Augustine DCCW. Nurses will be served at 7 p.m. ven Peters, corresponding \ WHITE — 10 COLORS — Isabella Circle 884 at 8 p.m. to- pastor, also installed Mrs. secretary. 7 MODERN QUALITY PAINT g Monday, May 14 at the Chesa- day (Friday) in the K. of C. Ronald'J. Haas and Mrs. Ed- *_ INTERIOR AND EXTER-8 She subsequently served as president of that deanery from peake Seafood House, 3096 NW Hall, 270 Catalonia Ave. ward L. Hannon, vice presi- Sister M. Eulalia, O.P., head IOR SURFACES — (NOT 5 dents; Mrs. William A. Rob- WOOD). 36th St. of the Home Economics depart- 3 FREE "Our Fashions for You" will ertson, recording secretary; ment at Barry College, and Father Anthony Chepanis, dio- feature the latest design in ap- Mrs. J. E. Matthews, treas- Mark Palaez, recent winner of $4)95 per VICTORIANS cesan moderator, will be the parel from sportswear to for- urer and Mrs. F. Thomas the diocesan oratorical contest gal. principal speaker during the mal gowns made by the models Leonardi, corresponding sec- were guest speakers. 2 You may have 3 FREE current issues of The Victorian without dinner for which Mrs. Edmund themselves. retary. obligation. Send coupon to: Berky is general chairman. Res- * * * WE GIVE TOP Mrs. M. H. Martin is in * * * Victorian, Dept. 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Guard against 4332 N.W. 7th AVE. the 8 a.m. Mass in St. Antho- excess sodium and resulting water-log- PL 9-5241 ny- Church celebrated by al Gibbons high school was the I ged body... make your reducing Job SE HABLA ESPANOL Msgr. John J. O'Looney, pas- principal speaker. easier. Pure, tasty, non- laxative, natural water. Will not bloat. Keeps * * • LARGE FAMILY? Kidney-Bladder action FORT LAUDERDALE — Mrs. normal. Aids digest- PAN AM Choose THIS Babcock Home Ion. Try 6 to 8 glas- Hugh Keough was installed as ses dally (or 8 weeks president of St. Sebastian Cath- in Beautiful . . . and see how much PLATING olic Women's Council during a better you feel. Dir- ect to your door luncheon in the Yankee Clipper from Hot Springs, COMPANY Hotel. Arkansas. Phone Now for Immediate Other officers are IV. E. fairway park delivery. Cary, vice president; Mrs. W. DISTINCTIVE METAL FINISHES S.W. 160th ST. (Colonial Drive) and 101st AVE. Mack, recording secretary and Plating of Religious Articles Mrs. R. Kintzelle, treasurer. ECCLESIASTICALLY APPROVED BEDROOMS FR 3-2484 See "Dick" Blake 301 S.W. 8th Street DCCW To Meet Lake Worth JU 2-1367 98 NE. 73rd St. PL 7-6621 3 BATHS (Just Off Miami Ave.) Ft. Lauderdale . JA 2-6032 Miami, Florida Next In 1964 DOUBLE GARAGE s During final business ses- The Price just $22,250 • 6 Other Models to Choose From sions of the fourth convention TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. of the Miami DCCW dele- Priced from $15J50 THE BIBLES gates voted to assemble in DIRECTIONS: Drive South en U.S. #1 or Palmetto FAMILY (lift | xxt< MEDALS convention at a biennial con- Expressway to 160th St. (Colonial Drive) then west THAT clave. V* mile to 101st Avenue and the models. (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) MISSALS PRAYS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and PICTURES The next convention will I TOGETHER The BABCOCK COMPANY GREETING CARDS PRAYER BOOKS - be held in 1964 at a date and STAYS 2960 Coral Way • FAIRWAY PARK Ph. 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. May 11, .1962.; THE YOfCt:...'. Miami, Florida :; Paige STATE CONVENTION SET AT MIAMI BEACH Catholic Daughters To Meet May 13-15 "Spiritual Growth and Ma- orrento i HOTEL turity of the Laity" will be the theme of the 19th biennial Flor- § ida State convention of Cath- WEEKEND HOUSEPARTY! olic Daughters of America OR ANY 3 DAYS scheduled to be held May 13-15 FREE at the Hotel Seville, Miami • Sports Program Beach. • Pool Parties • Tots' Activities Bishop Coleman F. Carroll (counselor-supervised) will be the principal speaker • Teen Program at the closing banquet of the • Twist Contests -ee-day sessions at 7 p.m. • Entertainment and u e s d a y. Miss Margaret Dancing Buckley, National Supreme • and more, More, MORE Regent will also speak. Registration for the conven- CALL NOW! JE 8-5421 tion expected to attract about RAY BIAGIOTTI, 200 CDA members from the Miss Margaret Buckley Dioceses of Miami, St. Augus- Resident Mgr. tine and Mobile, will begin at Tara Singers under direction ON THE OCEAN AT 44th STREET . MIAMI BEACH 1 p.m.' Sunday followed by a of Sister Maura, O. P. reception for delegates and friends at 6 p.m. Election of state officers TO BE HONORED will highlight the closing busi- Members will observe a Cor- ness meeting at 2:30 p.m. porate Communion during 8:30 Tuesday. Delegates to the na- a.m. Mass Monday celebrated tional convention will also be Beauty Salons by Msgr. William Barry, P. A., elected during the session at in St. Patrick Church. Father which Mrs. Kennedy will pre- John A. Sweeney, S. J., pastor, side. Gesu Church, Miami, will Mrs. Dorothy Walker of Court preach the sermon and the Cor as advertised Voice Photos Patricia will be toastmistress in VOGVE Jesu Choir of Barry College will at the Tuesday evening banquet CDA CONVENTION is discussed by Mrs. William McCulIough of sing under the direction of Sis- and entertainment will be pro- ter Marie Rosaria, O.P. West Palm Beach, State Deputy; and Mrs. A. J. Sica of Court vided by the James J. McCor- Miami 262, one of the Miami courts which will be hostesses. . La Marick Cold Mrs. John M. Koenig oi mick family of St. Rose of Lima parish, Miami Shores. Wave Special Miss Miami Court Patricia, con- Miami, West Palm Beach, and a member of the faculty at one of the world's Vi Walker, vention chairman will pre- Barry College, will be the prin- Hostesses for the convention finest waves coordinator Key West will be honored dur- of the side at the first business ses- cipal speakers fluring 12:30 p.m. are members of Miami CDA sion at 10:30 a.m. Monday. ing 12:30 p.m. luncheon. Prin- Charmette luncheon. Entertainment will be Courts Patricia, St. Coleman, $15.00 Value Model Agency Mrs. Dorothy Ann Otis, grand cipal speaker will be Father provided by the Barry College and regent of Court Miami 262, Joseph Beaver, S. J., pastor, and Miami 262. Complete i*J AC La Marick Salons will welcome delegates and--- • St. Mary Star of the Sea parish, Mrs. Elizabeth Droze, grand- I 0 regent of Court Holy Rosary, Key West. Visit the Jacksonville, will respond. MEMORIAL MASS I Fifteen Locations to Serve You: Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Pen- JACKSON'S/BYRONS DEPT. STORES Juniorettes from West Palm sacola, State Regent, will pre- Taft Hollywood Shopping Center Beach and CDA Juniors from National Shrine West Hollywood side when members reconvene ... Phone 987-0200 at 2:30 p.m. Instructions in Ro- 45 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables sary-making will be given by ... Phone HI 4-3322 'Stardust Ball' Set Of The palm Springs Village Shopping Center, Hialeah Brother David of Camillus ... Phone TU 7-4911 House at 4 p.m. 51 East Flagler Street, Miami In Fort Lauderdaie ... Phone FR 1-4269 PLANTATION — The third A poolside barbecue and en- Immaculate 1736 N.W. 36th Street annual Stardust Ball sponsored tertainment by members of ... Phone NE 3-2111 Court Patricia will be held at Charmette La Marick Beauty Salon by the combined organizations 917 Arthur Godfrey Rd., Miami Beach of St. Gregory parish will be 7 p.m. under the direction of Conception ... Phone 532-5816 Mrs. Eileen Rascicot and Mrs. held Saturday, May 12 at the BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORES Dolly Bijovi. In Washington, D.C. Governor's Club, Fort Lauder- Red and Bird Roads, Miami Largest Catholic Church daie. Requiem Mass will be of- ... Phone MO 7-2523 in America 79th St. and Biscayne Blvd., Miami fered in St. Patrick Church ... Phone PL 4-3323 Music for dancing from 9 at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday morn- 305 Clematis St., West Palm Beach , p.m. to 1 a.m. will be provided ing for deceased members AILED as one of the world's most beautiful churches, the ... Phone TE 3-1609 by Michael Longo and his or- and breakfast and business National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception is the pride of Bellair Plaza Shopping Center, Daytona Beach chestra, and tickets may be ob- American Catholics. Renowned for its graceful architecture, a ... Phone OR 7-6292 session will follow. happy blending of old and new, it Is unsurpassed in this country Cypress Plaza Shopping Center, Pompano Beach tained by calling Mrs. William as a repository of inspiring religious sculpture, paintings, ... Phone 942-0710 R. Meek at LU 1-2501. Father R. E. Philbin, Miami mosaics and other arts. La Marick Beauty Salon diocesan director of the Con- 109 S.E. 2nd St., Fort Lauderdaie Mrs. Robert Ford of the St. fraternity of Christian Doctrine; w ... Phone JA 3-1108 Gregory Women's Club and and Sister Thomas Aquin, O.P, TT HEN visiting this magnificent memorial to Mary, you Belk's-Lindsey Dept. Store George Quinn of the Men's Club are cordially invited to stay at our brand new Holiday Inn 3718 Henderson Blvd., Tampa Motel, a three minute walk from the Shrine and across the ... Phone 872-9994 are co-chairmen of arrange- YCU CAN BE SURE street from The Catholic tfniversity of America. You can relax WM. HENRY'S DEPT. STORE ments for the benefit assisted in our comfortably furnished rooms, each with private bath A SYKES TRUSS HOLDS Central Plaza Shopping Center, St. Petersburg by -Mrs. Richard Quinn, Ed Fits So Exactly That and television. And you'll enjoy dining in our well-appointed ... Phone 5-6646 V Mrs. Charles H. Muench, No Strap Is Required restaurant. There's also a swimming pool and many other If Unable To Call "extras." BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Mrs. S. Pasetti, Mrs. John Send For "Truss Care" For a tree brochure on the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, write to Colonial Plaza Shopping Center, Orlando Tweedle and Mrs. Donald H. B. SYKES, Inc. ... Phone GA 5-2707 Dorini. 112 E. Flagler FR 1-4022

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Page 20 May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida FAMILY CLINIC What Qualities Should He Have?' should a woman look for in the man she loves? Although we've known each other jor some time, Hugh and I only started steady dating about two months ago. He's 24 and I'm almost 21. 1 have the feeling that this could be the beginning of the' real thing since we enjoy being together so much. My folks say I really don't know a thing about him. We first met at school and he is from another city. I've always found him to be'a perfect gentleman and a lot of fun, isn't that something? By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. •'"'Ves, Nora, it's a great deal — for a date or as the basis I x possible friendship. When your folks tell you that you don't know a thing about him, they are suggesting that you don't have the kind of knowledge you need before you take the chance of falling in love, for love in this context implies marriage and parenthood. In this connection, your opening question doesn't make much sense. 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Y~1462 THE VJOIC£ Miami, .Florida . . - Page 2JU BISHOP TO PRESENT MEDALS MAY 20 AIR CONDITIONING 85 Scouts Will Get Awards An estimated 85 boys will re- when the scout troops, cub National Council, Boy Scouts of ceive awards during the fourth packs and explorer units will America. annual Bishop's Review and assemble for a procession from presentation of Ad Altare Dei Purposes of the medal have medals in St. Mary Cathedral the grounds of St. Mary School. been outlined by the Catholic Sunday, May 20 at 3 p.m. Father Walter J. Dockerilt, dio- Committee on scouting and cesan youth moderator, said Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Catholic boy in scouting to will preside at the ceremonies some 500 boys are expected to include: Encouraging the which will begin at 2:30 p.m. participate. advance in religion and in the Troops from areas of the service of God, to help the diocese far from Miami will scout live his oath and law OUR LADY OF THE HILLS camp overnight at the Miami and to afford the scout the Beach scout camp at the opportunity for closer guid- south end of the Beach at Government Cut. ance from his pastor or Cath- olic scout chaplain. It does Ad Altare awards are given not take the place of other to Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts or CAMP Explorers by virtue of- their scout awards, the committee service to the Church and by said. MAi> STUDYING, John O'Malley, 13, center, looks at the route A Catholic camp for boys and girls ages meeting certain requirements he will take to Washington, D. C, to participate in the Annual Msgr. James J. Enright,- pas- 7 to 16. 200 acres, 37 buildings in the| concerning their knowledge and School Safety Patrol Parade. Charles B. Ayers, AAA West tor of St. Rose of Lima Church, Blue Ridge Mountains. Large modern practice of ^heir religion. Palm Beach Manager and Mrs. Virginia Larrizza of Sacred pool, mountain lake, with all camping will deliver the sermon. Heart School, look on. activities guided by trained counselors. I After completing the neces- Another feature of the cere- Ideal accommodations lor Visiting par- j sary requirements, the scout is monies will be the announce- 1 ents. Camp provides pick-up service to approved by his parish and then ment of the recipient of the Sacred Heart Pupil Chosen faces a deanery board of re- 1962 St. George Medal for the I or from nearest rail, air, bus terminal. views which approves him for outstanding adult scout • leader A camp for youngsters to grow... spirit- the award. | ually, healthfully. For literature, write: of the Diocese. The medal was. To March In D.C. Parade The medal itself is a bronze first presented by the Diocese of America and was scheduled cross suspended from a ribbon in 1960. LAKE WORTH — A 13-year- ••••mHBmaBai old pupil of Sacred Heart School to leave today (Friday) to take in papal and national colors, un- Benediction of the Most Bless- Father Charles Mclaughlin der a bar pin bearing the in- has been selected one of the 12 part in a safety parade in Wash- ed Sacrament will conclude the most outstanding school patrol- OUR LADY OF THE HILLS CAMP scription "Ad Altare Dei." The exercises. ington, D.C. award began in 1941 with the men in the 20-county area of HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA full support of the Boy Scout Father Dockerill said the pub- the East Coast Division of the John O'Malley, son of Mr. and movement, according to the lic is invited to attend. Florida Automobile Association Mrs. Donald O'Malley of 1433 Hillcrest Drive, was scheduled to tour the nation's capital to- ST. THOMAS St. Thomas Girls These Parish Drug Stores day and march in a two-mile FIERTEL DRUGS, INC. Schedule Annual parade Saturday. Approximate- invite Your Patronage ly 30,000 youths will participate Service and Dependability are yours at the Parish Pharmacy THE FRIENDLY DRUGGIST Fashion Parade in the parade wliich will be the FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 26th Annual School Safety Pa- •CORPUS CHRISTI FORT LAUDERDALE — trol Parade. MO 7-1891 Home economics students-of St. Sterling Rexall Pharmacy Thomas Aquinas High School John was recommended by DELIVERY? Of Course — No Charge WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER will present their annual fash- Sister Mary Margaret and Sa- cred Heart faculty patrol ad- PRESCRIPTIONS 6557 BIRD ROAD ion show during 12:30 p.m. SODA — LUNCH — DRUGS — SUNDRIES — COSMETICS luncheon, Saturday, May 12 in viser Mrs. Virginia Larizza. RALPH S. MATTHEWS — Owner — 3832 NX 2 Ave. — PL 8-3252 MIAMI, FLORIDA the school cafetorium. He is a straight "A" student WHEN ACCURACY COUNTS . and plays baseball. "Younger Than Springtime" ST. ROSE OF LIMA EPIPHANY will be the theme for the fash- While in Washington, he will ion show sponsofed annually by visit the FBI, the Bureau of PRESCRIPTIONS O.K. DRUG STORE the Mothers' Auxiliary. Under Printing and engraving, Smith- CENTER PHARMACY, INC. IRVING F. FELSKE. R. Ph. the direction of Mrs. G. Wolfan- sonian Institute, Mt. Vernon and ger, students will model wear- 9727 N.E. SECOND AVE. Your Complete Drug and Prescription Store the Lincoln and Jefferson Me- "Dedicated To The Health Of Our Fine Community" ing apparel of their own design. morials. The Florida boys wil 1 Phones PL 1-6847 — PL 1-2924 MO 1-2661 "visit the capital and meet mem- • FREE DELIVERY OF ALL YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS Red Rd. & Dixie Hwy. Coral Gables. Fla. Members of the student committee are Gail nylon and San- bers of the Florida legislative dra Lykins, co-chairmen; Betty delegation. •HOLY FAMILY- —-———— ST. LAWRENCE ———>^—- Gepfrich, Ruth Naddeo, Joyce The parade will from -on the Phone WI 5-1131 Foley, Dee Grady and Veroni- "Service Beyond Price" .Capitol Mall at 9 a.m. Saturday ca Barrett, Classroom chair- and will move down Constitu- KEYSTONE POINT MEDICAL PHARMACY men; Bonnie Nonneaii, fashion Opposite Congress Inn FAMILY DRUGS tion Avenue at the rate of 6,000 "FAMOUS FOR ?RESCRIPTIONS" coordinator; Irene^Compton and PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Barbara Luber, tickets and invi- marchers an hour which means i Jay Jacobs Ph. G. Ted Segda 12400 BISCAYNE BLVD. tations; Jane Kenny, decora- the parade will last about five PHARMACIST PL 9-5150 NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA 18100 N.E.~19th Ave. North Miami Beach, Fla. tions and Mary Lou Keniry, pro- hours. grams. 'ST. JAMES- ST. 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Miami's Christopher Colum- Frank Lagotic, a heavy fa- However, the Explorers will high hurdles and third in the bus High will make a bid for vorite in his specialty. pin their hopes for a state title lows. the Class A state high school Lagotic won the Class A dis- on three top relay units, the Travieso was third in the 440. track championship Saturday at trict meet with a time of 4:26.7 880, the sprint medley and the Forest Hill of West Palm the University of Florida in over a rainy track and with mile relay. State titles are no opposition. His time of Beach, the district cham- Gainesville. usually won by squads with 4:26.3 at Fort Lauderdale ear- strong relay teams and Broth- pions, and Winter Park are the two team favorites. The Explorers will take one lier in the year, a mark he er John, F.M.S., the CC coach, of the strongest track teams holds jointly with Bob Reding- has loaded his entries in these Even if the Explorers don't ton of Fort Lauderdale High, events with hopes of scoring win, they'll be gaining a lot ever entered by a South a Class AA school, is the fast- Florida Catholic school to the heavily. of experience for next year as est ever recorded by a Florida only Burrus graduates from ";t with its ace miler, school boy. In the district meet, the the team's top scorers. ' team of David Hiss, Clyde Atkins, John Pope and Lagot- Meanwhile, the diocese high ic won the sprint medley school baseball teams were to Immaculate Conception with a time of 2:06.0 and finish their seasons this week then Mike Posten, Jim Cro- with the annual district tourna-- teau, James Kling and Joe ments. Pushes Wins To 11 Straight Travieso won the mile event Archbishop Curley High and with a 3:36.8 clocking. Immaculate Conception is as- Columbus were both rated as CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS High School's ace miler Frank NORTHERN DIVISION dance of pulling off a sur- sured of the Northern Division w I, Pet. Lagotic will be a favorite in the mile run at the Class A state The Explorers also took sec- prise victory. title and Epiphany has at least Immac. Conception 11 0 1.000 high school track tournament* at the University of Florida. St. Rose 7 3 .700 ond in the 880~ relay. a share of the Southern cham- Holy Family 6 3 .667 pionship as the Dade County St. Stephens 5 4 .556 In addition to Lagotic and the Parochial School baseball Corpus Christi 2 7 .222 strong relay combinations, CC Visitation 0 6 .000 is hoping to score with Carter league winds up its regular sea- Our Lady 0 8 .000 son schedule. Burrus in the 100 and 220 dash 'LIFETIME GUARANTEE SOUTHERN DIVISION (he was second in both at the w L. Pet. Immaculate C o n c e p tion Epiphany 2 .750 district meet), and Pat Behnk- St. Theresa * 65 2 .714 AUTOMATIC "Gold Seal whipped St. Rose, 12-2, last SS. Peter & Paul 5 2 .714 en in the hurdles. At the dis- Call "MIKE" Sacred Heart 2 5 .286 week to- eliminate its final St ilieh,ii.l i 0 7 .000 trict Behnken was second in the competitor for the Northern TRANSMISSION FR 3-4795 crown and to run its season's COMPLETE GUARANTEE ALL LABOR AND PARTS r" IF YOUR COLD SEAL UNIT FAILS > Seal Jobs record to 11-0. St. Rose drop- YOU GET ANOTHER ped to a 7-3 mark, a half- • Adjustments UNIT ABSOLUTELY . . FREE • Overhauls game ahead of Holy Family NOT A 50/50 or PRORATED DEAL • 60 Days or in the standings. 4,000 Mile NEW CARS Guarantee The Southern Division shapes AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE, Inc. up with a tie for the title as 2022 N.W. 1st COURT In Yellow Building a sure thing. FINANCED! Epiphany has closed its season with a 6-2 record. St. The- resa and- SS. Peter and Paul &Mfy. 4%% for 36 months are tied for second with 5-2. The two schools were to play Wednesday with the winner HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS moving into a tie for the cham- " THE FRIENDLY BANK" J.O1 HIALEAH DRIVE . PHONE TU 8-3611_ White-Tite, Inc. Bowling Team pionship. ;••'* MEMBER FDIC A play-off game between Epiphany and the other lead- Wins Coliseum Classic League er will be scheduled to de- termine who plays Immacu- MAIN SHOP—NE 5-6513 late Conception on May 20 for With High State Record - 1,195 the league championship. 1530 N.W. 42nd AVE. In addition to the Immacu- late Conception-St. Rose game, .other Northern results were Holy Family over Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 8-0, Holy Family also defeated Corpus , Christi, 12-3, St. Stephen's beat MUFFLERS Visitation, 8-3, and I.C. blanked St. Stephen's, 7-0. GEORGE SAYS: INSTALL THE The Southern results included FINEST QUALITY Epiphany over SS. Peter and Paul, 7-3, St. Theresa downed Epiphany, 3-0, and SS. Peter MUFFLERS and Paul beat Sacred Heart, 8-3. "CARLIFE" GUARANTEED

Five Curley Seniors A CARIBE FACTORY REBUILT AUTOMATIC ^eive Scholarships TRANSMISSION Five Archbishop Curley High School seniors have received Chevrolet Powerglide 1951 thru 1961 collegiate scholarships totaling COMPARABLE LOW PRICES FOR $6,050. ALL MAKES OF CARS INCLUDING OIL State Bowling Record Broken! Recipients and colleges are: EXCHANGE plus tax Evarado Verguizas, $1,700 pre- CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM, above, spon- House. Young Tommy Corbett, above, law grant to the University of Factory Warranty sored by White-Tite, Inc., recently leads the League with an average Chicago; John Foy, $1,600 Na- broke the State record while bowling of 211. tional Scholarship to Yale Uni- versity; James Szot, a $1,300 in the Coliseum Classic League. White-Tite, Inc., World's Largest Roof MIAMI - 1530 N.W. 42*d Avt. MIAMI-3621 So. Dixie Hghwy. engineering grant to Renssae- (LeJeunt *d.) Above are Joe DelBuono (264), Bob Clean-Sealing-Painting Firm, is proud lear Polytechnic Institute; Rich- (Near Airport) - NE S-6513 (At Bird Rd.) 44S-5371 Knott (220), Fred Bartavis, Captain of this team and the wonderful spirit ard Brownlow, a $1,000 scholar- MIAMI - MIAMI BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE (236), George Peabody (206) and they have displayed. White-Tite, Inc. ship to St. Edward's University, 1154 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-9614 400 E. Sunrise Blvd. JA 5-1466 I NO. MIAMI (EACH HOLLYWOOD Tommy Corbett (269). The White-Tite is located at 2400 N.W 54th St., Austin, Tex. and John Hogan- 602 N.E. 167th St. Wl 7-7601 2600 So. State Rd. 7 YU 9-5100 I muller, a $450 grant to Emory team also won the team champion- Miami. Phone NE 3-8511 in Miami; HOMESTEAD WEST PALM BEACH College, Atlanta, Ga. 30206 So. Federal Highway 3617 S. Dixie Highway ship of the Coliseum Classic League LU 1-6550 in Broward County; Cl 74816 833-7*77 after a torrid battle with the team 247-1811 in Homestead for free esti- All five scholarships are re- sponsored by Mansene's Spaghetti mates without obligation. newable yearly by maintaining the required scholastic average. FROM HOMESTEAD TO W. PALM BEACH

7 nMayn If,» 1962•;. C THE VOICE , • > Miami,* Florida' .< Page 23 Had a Oregon la Mayor Fa mi Ha

. SECCION EN ESPAflOL de Refugiados Relocalizados El mas numeroso niicleo familiar de refugiados cubanos relocalizados hasta el momento, partiola semana pasa- da hacia Portland, Oregon, de acuerdo con el plan del Ca- tholic Relief Service. Se trata del senor Agustin Enriquez, tador piiblico que sali6 para esa ciudad con su esposa y diez hijos. El' senor Enriquez, que fuera eu Cuba hasta el advenl- miento del comunismo un pro- feslonal solvente y prestigio- so, al verse en Miami con casi nulas posibilidades de trabajo para sostener a su nu- merosa familia, no vacil6 en trasladarse a una ciudad que aunque lejana y de caracte- risticas distintes a La Haba- na o Miami, le-abre a el y a su familia los brazos, con la promesa de un trabajo es- table, de un hogar acogedor, de escuelas cristianas para sus hijos. Durante las ultimas semanas han salido para Portland EN EL AEROPUERTO de Miami, el sefior Hugh McLoonc, director de la Agenda del CRS otras varias familias cubanas, en el Centro de Emergencia para Refugladas, hace entrega al senor Agustfn Enrfquez j tambi£n numerosas. Otras k> familia de los pasajes'para trasladarse a Portland, Oregon, donde se relocalizaron. Se trata haran en fecha proxima, se- del in&s numeroso nucleo familiar relocalizado hasta el momento. gun los planes del Catholic 13 de Mayo Relief Service en favor de banos refugiados a trav^s del asentarse, para llevar despu^s to intensificada la labor de los refugiados. Centro que sostiene el Car- a la esposa y los hijos que relocalizaci6n de manera con- denal Cushing— durante las quedaron en Miami. siderable. La ayuda de las Alia, con la ayuda de las ultimas semanas han dado es- La salida de grandes fami- otras didcesis de la nacion instituciones catolicas, esas fa- pecial aoogida a los hombres lias hacia Portland y de homes tambien cada dia mayor. xnilias trataran de encauzar La Penitencia, solos, segun informacion su- bres para Boston, asi como Con su presencia aqui, los re- sus vidas hasta que con la vic- ministrada por el senor Pe- para otras localidades de los presentantes de esas ciudades toria que haga libre a Cuba, dro Pelegrin, funcionario del Estados Unidos, son un refle- pudieron palpar y cjompren- sea posible el regreso. CRS en el Centro de~ Refu- jo del incremento que el plan der lo trascendental de la Precio de la Paz La tarea de acomodar a di- giados. de relocalizacidn en favor de~ situacion de los cubanos aqui chas familias en Portland es- En el mes de abril salie- los refugiados cubanos esti y lo urgente que result aba la El domingo, 13 de mayo, sera la conmemoracion ta a cargo del sacerdote Mor- ron para esa ciudad 18 hom- teniendo, desde que hace ape- ayuda de otras localidades a de la primera aparici6n de la Virgen a los tres Pas- ton Park, que cuenta con la bres -solos, de los cuales ya nas un mes se efectud en es- aquellos que huyen desespe- torcitos en Fatima, el pequeiio villorrio portugues. eficaz colaboracidn del senor once tiehen empleo seguro. ta ciudad la asamblea de re- rados del comunismo y qua Han pasado los anos, han pasado las generaciones, pe- Estrugo, un cubano tambien Ya anteriormente habian sa- presentantes del Catholic Re- al llegar a Estados Unidos se ro el mensaje que Ella nos Ieg6 a trav&s de aquellos refugiado que esta trabajan- lido para Boston otros grupos lief Service de distintas dio- encuentran. ansiosos de reha- uenos, todavia no ha sido puesto en practica a ca- do en la agenda del CRS de de hombres. solos, en nume- cesis de. Estados Unidos. cer sus vidas y de poder ins- dad. esa ciudad. i ro que se eleva a 38. La agenda del CRS insta- talarse de nuevo en un hogar O Iada en el Centro de Emer- cristiano y acogedor, fruto de En su mayoria son hombres gencia para Refugiados ha vis-' su propio esfuerzo. La Virgen de Fatima Ileg6 con su mensaje al Hcynbres Solos a Boston •olteros, de 18 a 25 afios de mundo en un momento de guerra y en un momento edad y casi todos aprovechan en el que comenzaba a cristalizarse la gran amenaza Mientras Portland se carac- las horas libres, terminado el para la humanidad: se- asentaban las fuerzas bruta- teriza por acoger a numero- trabajo, para estudiar. Algu- les del materialismo y el terror. sos niicleos faniiliares,&n la nos son hombres casados, con arquidiocesis de Boston —que familia, que prefieren ir pri- Ante eso, su mensaje fue de paz. Prometi6 la pa? tanto ha ayudado a los cu- mero ellos solos hasta lograr para el mundo. Perp le puso un precio a la paz: La penitencia y la oracidn. FATIMA, Portugal (NO— •fior Joao Pereira Venancio, Hoy, la semilla de odio que en los momentos d« Lo» dfas 12 y 13 de mayo tendri como fin rogar por aquella aparicion comenzaba a germinar, extiendo se celebrari aqui el cuaren- la paz del mundo j por las Sob re el Bautismo sus ramas a todas partes y en todas partes se repro- ta y tres aniversarlo de la. provinclas ultramarinas de primera aparicl6n de la San- duce.. La paz no esta ya amenazada. Ya entre nosotros Portugal. Presldira el earde- SI un sacerdote descuida algo al bauUzar, nadie 1* esta quebrada, destruida. Solo volviendo a la promesa tislma Virgen a los tres pas- nota para Uamarle la atencion, iesta el nino bleu nal Francesco Robert!, pre- de Fatima podremos rescatar la paz, la paz que no su- torclUos de Fatima. La con- bautizado? . . . pimos preservar, porque nos olvidamos de la peniten- memoracion, anunclada por fecto de la Slgnatura Aposto- Tica. cia y nos olvidamos de la, oraci6n. el oblspo de Lelrla, Monse- Un bautismo es valido si el que bautiza tiene la inten- ci6a de hacer lo que la Iglesia hace y si usa propia y seria- Habla un Profesor Cubano mente la materia y forma del lacramento. De esta m ra el bautiamo en lo esendal at facilisin^, ya que con$i_ ^' en echar el agua sobre el bautizando, diclendo las palabras: "Yo te bautizo en el nombre del Padre y del Hijo y del Es- "Sembramos Laicismo, Recogemos Comunisfas" piritu Santo". WASHINGTON, (NC) En trocina aqui la Legion de la de la policia secreta del re- gan que el socialismo es el Las otras. ceremonias del bautismo, fueron instituidas la mayoria de nuestros paises Carldad. gimen marxista de Cuba, in- antidoto del comunismo". por la Iglesia para hacer comprender de una manera visible el Estado monopolize la en- El Dr. Suarez Carrefio ex- sistlA en que de muy poco La Legion de la Caridad los efectos del bautismo que son Invisibles. Puede estar sefianza para inyectarle. un se profesor de la Universidad de sirve hablar de los errores y fue fundada aqui por Monse- segura que su duda es un mero y vano escrdpulo al

Page 24 May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Images de San Martin que Presldid la Misa Dominicas Francesas venidas de Cuba, durante la Misa Miami Rinde Tributo a San Martin de Porres En el dia de la canoniza- tarde en la iglesia de Corpus que practicase sus heroicas Se refiri6 al jubilo de La- po consular acreditado en Mia su devoci6n declino por un ci6n de San Martin de Po- Christi. virtudes, y el estadouniden- tinoamerica, del mundo, de la mi. La parte musical estuyo siglo, hasta que los Domini- rres, el pasado domingo, la Con la elevaci6n a los al- se, cuya devocl6n fomentada Iglesia y de la Orden de Pre- a cargo de la coral de la igle- cos de Estados Unidos, vien- poblaci6n catolica de Miami, tares de Martin de Porres, la por los dominicos norteame- dicadores, a, la que pertene- sia de Corpus Christi. do en el santo un ejemplo tanto latina como norteame- Iglesia honr6 a dos mundos ricanos revivi6 y apresuro la cia el santo, y destac6 como Fray Martin fue-beatifica- de caridad J>ara todas las ra- ricana, tribut6 hbmenaje al estrechamente ligados en es- causa de su canonization. Martin de Porres reunia en do en 1837, dos siglos des- zas, lmpulsaron su devocitin nuevo santo peruano en una ta ciudad de Miami; el ibero- su persona cosas dispersas, co pues de su muerte en 1639; en esta naci6n. solemne misa pontifical que americano, qne ofrec-16 al san- 'Tres sacerdotes de la Orden mo las razas, las culturas y se ofreci6 a la una de la to mulato el ambiente para de Fredicadores fueron los los continentes. oficiantes de esta misa en ho- nor del preclaro hijo de San- Reealc6 que en un momen- /7 to Domingo de Guzman. El to en que solo se habla de Eres Santo", Dice el padre John Monroe, que ofi- fuerza, de poderio, de guerra, Debe la Casa Tener Alma ci6, el Padre Angel Vizcarra, de avance cientifko, la Igle- diacono y el Padre Alvarez, sia canoniza a uno que no Papa a Fray Martin Dicen en Puerto Rico subdiacono. Como maestro de fue guerrero, que no fue fuer CIUDAD DEL VATICA- zobispo de Manila y sfmbo- ceremonias aetu6 el Padre te, que ho fue sabio, sino NO, mayo (NC) —En el Io de la expansion catolica Leonardo Vazquez, tambien que shnplemente Ilev6~una vi- esplendor de la Basilica de producida por el siglo de SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, la Semana. "Hay que anlmar dominico. da de Santidad y de vir- tNC) —No basta construir vi- a los empresarios con senti- San Pedro el Papa ha pro- • oro espafiol. tud. nunciado las palabras que viendas para la familia pobre, do social . . . para que los Los sermones, uno en in- Ademas, muy junto al lo que ya es muy bueno; hay empresas ricas financien la declaran santo a un humil- gles y otro en espafiol, es- Vida de Santidad de lego mulato de Lima, trono del Papa, estaba An- que educarla a saber vivir en vivienda del pobre sin lucro". tuvieron a cargo tambien de tonio Pe~rez, de las Islas ella. Mas adelante expreso que fray Martin de Porres. "Hay que dar formaci6n so- sacerdotes dominicos, los pa- Canarias; habiendo sufrl- dres Louis O'Leary y Francis- quizas sea este el momento Las palabras rituales de do un accidente en Teneri- La primera Semana Social cial a los estudiantes desde co Villaverde. mas terrible de la Iglesia en S. S. el Papa Juan XXIII, fe en 19S9 que le causd la «Je la Vivienda, patrocinada pequefios", agrega. America. "Y en este momen- escuchadas el 6 de mayo cangrena mortal en una aqul por la Acci6n Social Ca- La reuni6n analiz6 durante to, Martin viene para unir a por millares de fieles devo- pierna, Antonio invoco el t61ica de Puerto Rico, alaba cinoo dfas los tres aspectos Sdlvaci6n de America los hombres en la ensefian- tos del nuevo santo perua- favor de fray Martin y sa- en sus resoluciones la vigoro- —obra del gobierno, d« la za- de Cristo". no, fueron: "Nos declara- nd instantaneamente. .... ea obra del gobierno y la em- AI hacer el panegirico del empresa privada y del coope- mos y definlmos al beato presa privada: 47,000 unida- nuevo santo, el Padre Villa- Se refirio a Martin como rativismo— para senalar que Martin de Porres, confesor En otras secciones prin- des en los ultimos diez anos, verde exhort6 a los fieles pa- hombre de amor, como hom- si bien se han logrado venta- de la fe, ser santo y como cipales babia peregrinos per© agrega: ra que le pidan a San Mar- bre caritativo, dijo que era jas materiales (aunque a un tal, debe ser inscrito en la tin la protecci6n de America, un puente, que con su vida de Espafia y Peru, y een- costo creciente de las casas), lista de los santos". "A estos programas debe en este momento-en que se santa se acercaba al cielo y tenares de frailes domini- se ha descuidado el aspecto acompanar una education ln- encuentra en una decisiva en al mismo tiempo se unia a cos y monjas dominicas, espiritual. Entre los dignatarios pre- tensa que ayude a las fami- crucijada. la tierra para reparar las mi- venidos de toda Europa y sentes en el acto de la ca- varios paises de America. lias a desarrollar sus valores "Urge reconocer el valor serias de los hombres. Comenz6 el Padre Villaver- nonizacion estaban el car- rulturales, morales y espiri- de la education y de la la- de diclendo que "la Iglesia se Para terminar, dijo que la denal Juan Landazuri Ri-. La pompa y solemnidad tuales, solicitando, estimulan- bor religiosas, como factor viste de fiesta y en Roma el Iglesia lo presentaba como cketts OFM, arzobispo de del ceremonial que declard do y facilitando la coopera- moralizador y cfvico dentro anciano que rige la Nave da ejemplo de justicia social y Lima, el cardenal Miguel santo a fray Martin con- ci6n de las instituclones cfvl- de los nuevos proyectos; y Pedro va a proclamar que Mar de hermandad entre los hom- Browne, superior general trastan con la vida auste- cas y religlosas." por lo tanto, debe darse fa- tin de Porres es digno; de los bres y encarecio que los cade los Dominicos; el -car- ra del portero del Conven- cilidades para erigir colegios altares". tolicos de America se dirijan denal Laureano Rugambwa, to de Nuestra Senora del Varias de las sesiones —que e Iglesias en los nuevos ba- obispo de Bukoba en Tan- presidieron tres obispos— fue- a ^1, para pedirle que salve Rosario en Lima hace tres- rrios", dicen los organizado- y proteja a este Continente. ganica y primer principe cientos anos; se cumple ron dedicadas a la enclclica res. negro de la Iglesia; y el T Et Magistra y a pro- asi la norma evang^Iica det~ Noviembre 3: Fiesta cardenal Rufino Santos, ar- humilde que es ensalzado. g^oihas practicos de acci6n Los debates criticaron ade- Un numeroso piiblico cu- social catdlica, que en el cam- nias la especulaci6n de terre- de San Martin Niria las naves del bello tem- po de la vivienda podria em- nos que eleva el costo de las Al proclamar la canoni- plo, enlaz&ndose en la- oraei6n prender cooperativas de cons- viviendas al punto de ponerlas zation de San Martin de latinos y no-rteamericanos. Se trucci6n. fuera del alcance de las fa- Porres, el Papa Juan XXIII destacaba en un ala de la milias pia- . taci6n de religiosas domini- tensifique entre sacerdotes, libre empresa en Puerto Bico dosa devotion cada afio, en cas, pertenecientes a las ca- religiosas y seglares, la for- no sea aproveehado por la el aniversario de su muer- sas de Barry College y del inacion en la acci6n social", iniciativa privada, fomentando te, el 3 de noviembre. Centro Hispano Cat61ico; asl dicen las resoluciones, "y que asl la intervenci6n "cada vez como representantes del cuer- la Iglesia desarrolle un pro- mayor del Estado". grama de viviendas" en los campos". Antes habria que Para una poblacidn de 2,. EMILIO C. MON La Etiqueta Eleanor fomentar la creacion de cen- 400,000 habitantes (densidad es slnonimo d« elegancia, ei la marca 264 por Km.2), Puerto Rico FUNERAL HOME mundlal da la mas fina mercancia para tros de acci6n social catolica sanoras, senoritas y jovenes. Precio al en las parroquias, observan. tiene 431,300 casas habitables "SIRVIENDO LA COLONIA HISPANA" alcanc* da tados las presupuestos. PAR- la mayoria con 4 habitacio- 1873 W. FLAGLER ST. QUEADERO GRATIS - puerta sigviente al Edlflclo Huntlnglon. La empresa privada debe nes y 6 moradores, un 63 PHONE FR 9-1697 . tambi&n contribuir a aliviar por ciento con eafieria afue- 1 el deficit actual de viviendas ra, la mitad con electricidtfd Formerly with Tampa * Leading funeral Home Esquina S.E. 2 Are. y Calfe 1 y a'proveer al futuro, dice y un 28 por ciento con bafio. AntH m» M las Mayores Finerarias lit Tampa

Ua« 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 The Question Box God Love You To What Extent

Most Reverend Must We Tithe? Fulton J. Sheen By MSGR. J.D. CONWAY Q. I would be interested in hearing your views on tithing. There are several aspects of this question as' it is commonly treated in Catholic periodicals which leave some questions in my mind. In the first place, the basic argument favoring tithing is from the Scriptures: the fact that God told the Jews in the Old We have been writing this column for more than ten Testament to give tithes. This fact is then translated to our cul- years. It is quite different from most columns in that it ture, which is not theocratic. Is this use of divine authority a valid application of it? combines two characteristics: 1) it gives missionary information; 2) it offers a spiritual challenge to aid the Holy Furthermore, is a proponent of tithing being presumptuous Father and his Society for the Propagation of the Faith. when he suggests that temporal blessings will be bestowed on anyone who gives tithes? It seeks to distress the comfortable, to whom it is addressed, and to comfort the distressed, namely, the poor in Asia, And to be more practical, do you believe that an argument Africa and Oceania. from authority for tithing will have much motivational effect on the average layman? "1 walked in the garden, stood before the Grotto of meantime, been associated, St. Francis and felt strangely at peace." A. I hope that nothing I write here will interfere with the suc- pushed aside the project. Sin- Our readers are of two different types, like the two cessful programs of parish fi- ners are the profitable, Holly- daughters-in-law of Naomi. When Naomi returned to her SHARING OUR TREASURE nancing which have been es- wood selling line these days. native Bethlehem after the death of her two sons, their tablished on the basis of tithing, The sanctity and high sacri- wives, vftio were Moabite and not Jewish women, ac- or hinder the edifying gener- fice of the colored Saint do not osity of those devout Catholic companied her to the border of Juda. "Orpha kissed her Strong Desire For Holiness spell popular appeal at the box- people who have pledged and office while the current wave, of mother-in-law and went back (to the pagan land); Ruth paid their abundant share for highly colored, sick-sex dramas would not leave her side." Orpha had many good quali- Led Freethinker Into Church the good of religion and the obsesses the "commercial" ar- glory of God. ties. She was courteous and kind; she had reverence for By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN lic religion through reading tists of the movie world. those who were wholly dedicated to God; she was affec- Isn't there some friend with books by two Protestants: However, I have received so * * * tionate and thoughtful, but she "went back to her own whom you would like to - share William " James' Varieties of many questions on this subject Last week, at a public rally, people and the gods they worship." Ruth, however, said the precious treasure of your Religious Experience and recently that they cannot be ig- I shared the platform with Evelyn Underbill's Mysti- nored. Some of these questions Cincinnati Juvenile Court to her mother-in-law. "Thy people shall be my people; holy Faith? cism. Most of the great mys- remind me of the Pharisees of Judge Benjamin S. Schwartz thy God shall be my God." If so, tell him tics and saints cited by these our Lord's day, who used to and attorney Charles H. Keat- of the many authors were Catholics. quibble about minute details of ing Jr., of "Citizens for De- helps your Faith the tithe. They worried whether "This made me curious to cent Literature," now con- offers in living tithes should be made of the cerned with motion pictures an upright and know how the Catholic Church Our readers are led in the "God Love You" column to sprigs of mint which grew in also. holy life. There has been able through the cen- their kitchen gardens. the borders of the mission world, to the lands where mis- is a craving for turies, even when morals were Youths, some from as far as sionaries spend themselves and are being spent for the goodness and at a low ebb, to produce such My questioners stew about Indianapolis and Huntington, great saints and mystics. I had Mass stipends, money for a god- cause of Christ. Some, however, are like Orpha: when they virtue in every made up more than half the drifted far from Christianity, child's education, or contribu- large audience which included see the Holy Father there pleading for The Society for the person. This is evidenced b y Fr. O'Brien and had come to regard Christ tions to the support of a child Protestants, Jews, Catholics and Propagation of the Faith, they give the column a mother-in- the happiness given by an ap- simply as an inspiring teacher. under the Foster Parents' Plan. many with no particular, reli- law kiss and go back to their Cross-less world, the idols proving conscience and by the The reading of these two books Can these be counted as part of gious affiliations. the tithe? safe in their pocketbooks. Others, like Ruth, when they hear remorse meted out by a reprov- brought me up short. Cincinnati people and their the Vicar of Christ plead for aid, prayers and sacrifices, ing one. That hunger for holi- "I began to study the lives However, as you indicate in ness can best be satisfied in the and writings of St. Paul, St. city press, TV and radio (ac- say: "Thy people in Africa and Asia shall be my people." your question, the really objec- Catholic Church which offers so Francis of Assisi, St. Catherine cording to those covering my Each day they make a small act of self-denial and at the end tionable feature is the invoca- visit) draw pretty sharp disinc- many means of achieving it. of Genoa, St. Teresa of Avila tion of an authority which does of the month send it to the Holy Father through his own and others. This showed their tions between art and dirt. The This is illustrated in the con- not exist. I have seen that done young set, presumably typical Society. version of Susan B. Anthony, a outstanding saintliness stemmed — or strongly implied — in some from the devout practice of the of American youth as a whole, graduate student at St. Mary's of the campaign literature I struck me as much more ma- College, Notre Dame, Indiana. Catholic Faith and its counsels have received. of perfection. They found in the ture and critical in their choice "My father," she related, "was of entertainment than teeners May we ask the Ruth-readers to pray for the Orpha- reception of the sacraments, es- Anyone who seeks to en- a freethinker of the Robert G. courage tithing should make one used to be a year or two ago. readers, and may, we assure the Ruth-readers of celestial Ingersoll type, while mother was pecially Confession and the Holy Eucharist, a flood of grace point perfectly clear: Old Testa- blessings. We never hear of Orpha again. But Ruth mar- an Anglican. No Catholic has It looks as if our schools, dis- which helped them climb to the ment regulations have absolutely ried Boaz and became the mother of Obed, and Obed was been in our family since the Re- cussion groups and such orr peaks of perfection. no authority over us as Chris- the grandfather of David. Thus, from her seed sprang Our formation. My grandmother, aft- ganizations as the CDLM, at Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. So the sacrifices of Ruth- tians. One of the points orj er whom I was named, was a "In 1960, for the first time, which St. Paul insisted most least in some key cities, now readers will beget other-Christs as converts and priests leading suffragette." I entered a Catholic church — forcefully is that we are wisely rely upon education in- in mission lands. "What a small world!" I re- Mission Dolores, built by the liberated from the prescripts of stead of agitation as a means to marked. "I quoted her when, . Spanish Franciscan missiona- The Law by Jesus Christ, who moral uplift through public de- as a member of St. Viator Col- ries in San Francisco. I walk- fulfilled the Law. mand. lege team, I debated against ed in the garden, stood before - * • • GOD LOVE YOU to M.R.H. for $60 "For the Missions of Notre Dame in 1913. She did th groteto of St. Francis and As St. Epiphanius, a great Q. Does the Negro have the the world." ... to V.K.D. for $50 "You requested in a column much to win for women the right felt strangely at peace. After Syrian Father of the Church, right to any job he applies that each reader send $10. I am sending an extra $40 to to vote." that enchanted hour, my goal pointed out in the Fourth Cen- make up for four readers who cannot afford to comply with was clear: to become a saint tury: Tithing is no more binding for, if he has higher qualifi- your request." ... to Anonymous for $2 "I promised Our "Yes," continued Miss Antho- with a sense of humor. on Christians than circum- cations than any other "•>t)U- Lord I would send a quarter to the Missions for every pound ny, "she wrote much and lec- "After reading Father de cision! cant? ( T I lost. As I lose weight and money, may the children in tured widely for that cause. I Caussade's great work, Self A. He certainly has the right, mission lands gain." took my B.A. at Rochester Uni- Abandonment to Divine Provi- Any insinuation to the con- and to deny him that right is versity and my M.A. at Ameri- dence, my hunger for holiness trary is unfair and untruthful. to discriminate against him be- can University in Washington, , was intensified. I began to pray Old Testament tithing can serve cause of the color which the and did some work for my and attend Holy Mass. In No- only as an analogy for sponta- good God gave him. It is a sin Ph:D. at Bryn Mawr.I wrote a neous Christian giving, done for Send us your old gold and jewelry — the valuables gales, Arizona, I took a complete . against justice, and a mortal book, Out of the Kitchen, into the love of Christ, for His Gos- you no longer use but which are too good to throw away. course of instruction from Fath- sin, by its nature. the War, and helped Raymond pel and His people. We will resell the earrings, gold eyeglass frames, flat- er Theodore Radtke at Sacred And yet we know that, such Charles Barker, a New Thought ware, etc., and use the money to relieve the suffering in Heart church, and was received There are no hopeful signs discrimination is frequent. in minister, write Treat Yourself mission lands. Our address: The Society for the Propa- into, Christ's true Church. I had that the canonization of Bless- our industrial and business to Life. For many years I wrote gation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, come home. It is fragrant with ed Martin de Porres, may world, which often has little for the Associated Press and New York. sanctity, for it is none other lead to the film which pro- concern about mortal sin, but contributed to The Saturday than the House of God and the ducer Bryan Foy planned a is ruled by laws of expediency, Evening Post and other maga- Gateway to Heaven." couple of years ago. custom, profit and prejudice. zines. And worst of all, even our la- "As far as religion was con- Father O'Brien will be When this column first dis- SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice bor unions sometimes fail to cerned, I shopped around, at- glad to have converts send closed ^tentative plans, from 50,- stand up for equal rights for all to it and mail .it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National tending now one church and their names and addresss 000 to 100,000 people pledged races. Director of the. Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 then another. I went in espe- to him at Notre Dame Uni- themselves to patronize such a We have made much progress Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y., or your Diocesan Director, cially for the New Thought versity, Notre Dame, Indi- film if Foy would make it. in the past eight years .—•, but Rev. Neil J. Fleming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. cults. Strangely enough, I be- ana, so he may write their Columbia, Paramount and War- at present speed we will never came interested in the Catho- - conversion stories. ners, with whom Foy has, in the get into orbit. LEGION OF DECENCY HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR TV Emmy Nominations Bring Surprises GENERAL 'PATRONAGE Across the Bridge Horse Soldiers Queen of Pirates Alias Jesse James I'll Give My Ufe Ride Out for Revenge By WILLIAM MOORING the manager wanted a sharing ley Booth (actress in series), Alt Hands On DecK In Between Age Runaway (NBC) and "Walk In My Shoes" Babes In Toyland In Wake of Stranfier Safe At Home Geraldine Brooks (single actress Bashful Elephant Invasion Quartet Saintly Sinners "Power and Glory," the most deal with fringe benefits and (Close-up, ABC) to be unques- Best Of Enemies Invisible Boy Second Time Around role), Sam Jaffe (actor in se- Beauty and the Beast Invisible Invaders Sergeant Was A Lady controversial TV show of the the Crosby company balked. tionably more deserving. Beyond Time Barrier Jack The Giant Killer Sergeant's 3 ries), Purex "Specials for Wom- Big Gamble John Paul Jones Silent Call ?.- season, collected neither in the Emmy may become the peace- Big Jeeter Jungle Cat Slaves of Carthage Big Night ' Killers of Kilimanjaro Snow Fire Emmy nominations. It thus pro- - 1 en" (daytime program) jsrnd You'll be able to see for your- Blood and Steel Iga'Belle Amerlcaine Spy in the Sky maker. The 1962-63 series be- Boy and the Pirates Ladies Man Stop. Look and Laugh vided the big surprise of the "Judy Garland Show" (Pro- self when the East-West Emmy Boy Who Found Land We Love Summer To Remember gins production early June. Last Anjry Man Swinging Along i year. Sir Laurence Olivier, the gram_of the year) although I Parade hits NBC network Tues- Cash On Demand Last Dawn Sword And The Dragon Cast A Long Shadow Last I>ays of Pompeii Tammy Tell Me True studio grapevine said, was sure As forecast here two weeks consider "Vincent Van Gogh" day, May 22nd. Cimarron Last Voyage Teenage Millionaire Clown And The Kid Left. Right and Center Ten Who Dared to show and Julie Harris stood Comancheros. I he Libel There Was A Crooked ago, Milton Berle ("Doyle Conspiracy of Hearts Life of Maria Gorettl Man a good chance. Julie did make Crash Landing Little Shepherds Of Tomboy And Champ Against the House"), Mickey Dalton That Got Kingdom Come Toughest Man Alive the "best actress" list, but with Away _ Lost World Trouble In The Sky - "Victoria Regina," aot the Gra- Rooney ("Somebody's Wait- David And Goliath Majority Of One Twelve Hours To Kill De»-*">t In Chair Man Who Wagged Twelve To The Moon ham Greene story which gained D' Attack -His Tail Two Little-Bears ing") and Peter Falk ("Price of \Diocesan Programs Sunday D. Patrol Master of World Under Ten Flags only minor recognition for art El Man On A String Underwater City Tomatoes"),' all Dick Powell Embezzled Heaven Michael Strogofl Unearthly direction and scenic effects. Escape from Terror Midsummer Night's Un vanquished Everything's Ducky - Dream. Up In Smoke shows, compete among the sin- Face in the Night Mighty Crusaders Valley of Dragons V On Radio, Television Face of Fire Miracle of the Hi IN Warrior and Slave Girl "Ben Casey"' made the best gle role actors. Flaming Frontier Misty Watch Your Stern Flute And Arrow Moon Pilot When Clock Strikes drama category, but hot "Dr. 'That I May See' Program Follow That Dream . Mothra Whistle Down The Rooney has the sentimental Forever My Love Murder, She Said "Wind KiHare." "Casey" is up WCKT, Ch. 7, 11 a.m. The Diocesan television program For the Love of Mike Mysterious Island Wild Heritage edge, but Falk will be hard to Gambler Wore A Gun Nine Lives Wings of Chance against stiff competition, in- . "That I May See" Moderator: Father David J, Heffernan, Gift of Love On The Double Wizard Of Baghdad Great Day Parent Trap, The World Was His Jury eluding "Dick Powell," "Na- beat. Indecision between the pastor of St. Lawrence Parish, North Miami Beach. Gunfight 'Persuader World Without End Hatari Peacemaker. The Wrong Man ked City," "The Defenders," two may work in favor of Lee Hey Boy. Hey Girl Pirates of Tortuga X-15 Father Philbln Offers TV Mass Hey, Let's Twist Power Among Men You Have To "Victoria Regina" (Hallmark) Honeymoon Macnine Purple Hills Run Fast Marvin ("People Need Peo- Question 7 and "People Need People" WLBW-TV, Ch. 10, 11:30 a.m. Father R. E. Philbin, A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ple") or even James Donald ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS (Alcoa). pastor of St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Miami, will of- As The Sea Rages Hand of Death Samar ("Victoria Regina"). Balloon Hands of a Stranger Sardonicus fer the Sunday Mass For Shut-Ins. Narration by Father Because They're Young Hell Bent For Leather Say One For Me Whether or not Vince Ed- Belle Sommers Hiffh Powered Rifle Scapegoat Louis M. O'Leary, O.P., chaplain of Barry College. Beware Of Children Horizontal Lieutenant Scent of Mystery " wards shows in an Emmy vic- I pick the following to win. Beyond AH Limits The Hellions Secret of Deep Harbor Big Money Hell Is For Heroes Secret Partners tory, he may sign a peace "Hazel" (best comedy series), Catholic News On WGBS Birdman Of Alcatraz Hit And Run Shadow Of Fear Black Sunday Holiday JF«;r Lovers Shadow Of The Cat treaty with Bing Crosby Pro- Huntley-Brinkley (news), Shir- WGBS; 710 Kc;*96.3 FM, 6:10 p.m. News of the Diocese Black Tights Home Is The Hero Sinner Blue Hawaii Incident In An Alley Six Black Horses ductions. Otherwise Ben Gaz- of Miami and a summary of national and international Cath- Blueprint For Robbery Kings Go Forth Sniper's Ridge Born To Be Loved Lineup So Lovely — So Deadly zara may replace him this Fall. olic news compiled from the full report of the NCWC News Brainwashed Lisa Sons Without End Bride to the Sun Living Idol Straneer At My Door Vince's management demanded Service, with Father Louis M. O'Leary, O.P., as the com- Broken Lane Lonely Are the Brave Stranger In My Arms Man Without Hands But Not For Me Lost Battalion State Fair a raise. His contract automat- mentator. Bridge To Sun Madison Avenue Surrender Hell Cage of Evil Magic Sword The Teenage Bad Girl ically put up his 1962 pay of City After Midnight Magnificent Seven Teenage Caveman Is Painting Murals • * • Colossus-Of Rhodes Man In Cocked Hat Tender Is The Night $1,750 a week, to $2,500. Crosby Counterplot Man In The Moon Ten Seconds To Hell Programs produced and presented by the Radio and Cow And I Man In The Net The Man Who Shot offered to make it $3,000, but MILDMAY, *Ont. (NO — A Crazy For Love Marie Octobre Liberty Valance Television Commission of the Diocese of Miami. Father Date With Disaster Mein Kampf Twist All Night man without hands is painting David J. Heffernan, Chairman. Day of Fury Mighty Ursus 13 West Street Dead To The World Most Wanted Man Thunder In The Sun murals in Sacred Heart church Deadly Duo Mountain Road Tormented Deadly Companions My G fish a Trapped In Tangiers Family TV Promised -, here. 'j. — W.J.S - Don't Knock The Twist Naked Edge Trunk, The Eleventh Commandment Neapolitan Carousel Twenty Plus Two Escape From Zahrain Night Creatures Two Rode^ Together MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (NO He is Mykola Bidniak, who Experiment In Terror No Place To Hide Unforgiven Face of a Fugitive No Where To Go Valiant, The — A new television station, was born in Canada and re- Fanny Once Upon A Horse Virtuous Bigamist Fear No More Operation Bottleneck Wuke Me When Teledoce, that has committed turned to the Ukraine with his B. R. Flower Drum Song Outsider, The Its Over STATE FARM Follow That Man Party Crashers Walk Like A Dragon itself to high standards of parents when he was four years Four Horsemen of Paths Of XSlory Walking Target the Apocalypse Pit and Pendulum White Warrior Christian family, entertainment old. At the age of 15 when he Four Ways Out Pocketful of Miracles Wild and The Innocent LIME6R0VER Frantic Premature Burial Woman Hunt was inaugurated here with An- was plowing a field a land mine From Hell It Came Price Of Fear Woman Obsessed tonio Cardinal Barbieri, O.F.M. General Delia Rovere Rabbit Trap Young Doctors, The blew up beneath him and he A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS Cap., Archbishop of Montevideo, lost both his hands. Ada Heroes Die Young Plunderers, The among those attending. All In Night's Work Hitler Portrait In Black TU 7-9491 All Fall Down Home From The Hill Purple Gang Later, he escaped the Com- Another Time. Another House of Intrigue Rachel Cade Hustler, The Rebel Set Place Ride the High Country munists, made his way back to Angel Wore Red Idiot Rocco and His Brother 601 HIALEAH DR. Ask Any Girl I'm All Right Jack 1 Canada, obtained a scholarship INSURANCE Bachelor In Paradise Information Received Ring Of Fire h. Back To The Wall Inherit The Wind Rome Adventure to study art and now is a com- Best Of Everything Innocents, The Roots of Heaven q HIALEAH Big Deal On Key Witness Sail A Crooked Ship U Legion Endorses r mercial artist. Madonna St. La Notte Brava Satan Never Sleeps Black Orpheus Last Year at Season of Passion Boys Night Out Marienbad Seven Thieves Breakfast At Tiffany's League of Gentlemen Singer, Not The Song £ Helen Keller Film [[ He places an elastic band By Love Possessed Let No Man Write Something Wild Captain's Table My Epitaph Sound and the Fury around the stump of his right A wonderful last minute GIFT IDEA for Children's Hour Light in the Piazza Stop Me Before 1 Kii,l NEW YORK (NO — The Na- Claude lie Inglish Look Back in Anger Sweet Bird of Youth arm, picking up the brush with Come September Seven Women From That Kind of Woman tional Legion of Decency char- MOTHER'S DAY! Give her tickets to enjoy this Couch, The Hell This Earth Is Mine his teeth and placing it in po- Counterfeit Traitor Magician Three On A Spree acterized the motion picture GREAT MOVIE! Day of the Outlaw Make Mine Mink Through A Glass sition inside the elastic band. End of Innocence Man Who Understood Darkly "The Miracle Worker," re- Explosive Generation Women Thunder of Drums Facts Of Ufe Mirror Has Two Faces Touch of Larceny leased by United Artists, based WHEN THE POPE Five Golden Hours Ninth Circle Town Without Pity Four Fast Guns Nun And The Sgt. Two Women on the childhood of Helen Kel- French Mistress Odds Against Tom'row View From Bridge- Mother's Day Movies BLESSES THE PILGRIMS Gigl One, Two, Three West Side Story ler, as "a memorable human One-Eyed Jacks Why Must 1 Die Girl With A Suitcase .. One Foot In Hell Wonderful Country experience" and recommended ...THROUGH THE Grass Is Greener One Plus One Wonders of Alladin Slated On 2 Stations Happy Thieves Only Two Can Play Yesterday's Enemy it to "every adolescent and Hell Is A City Operation Elchmann Young Have No Time WONDER OF CINERAMA Please Turn Over Young One adult film patron." Two films, released to coin- B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL cide with Mother's Day, will be ...YOU, TOO,. ARE, Angel Baby House of Women Pretty Boy Fruend The legion placed the movie Back from the Dead House On The Private Lives of Back Street Waterfront Adam, Eve in its Class A, Section II divi- shown Sunday May 13 in the IN THE PICTURE! Big Show Indestructible Man Purple Noon Black Whip It Started With a Kit* Rat Race sion — morally unobjectionable Diocese. Blood And Roses It Takes A Thief Rebel Breed Born Reckless Joker, The Revolt of Slaves for adults and adolescents. The Most Inspiring Experience Bramble Bush Journey To The Right Approach "Our Lady of Fatima" will be Breath of Scandal Seventh Planet Rookie Bride and the Beast Juvenile Jungle Sanctuary "This powerful,, and inspired televised at 4 p.m. over WLBW- In Entertainment History! Butterfield 8 Kiss Them For Me Shakedown Can-Can Law, The Solomon and~Sheba motion picture," the legion TV, Channel 10 in Miami and Carthage In Flames Legions of Nile Some Came Running Circus of Horrors Let's Make Love Some Like It Hot said, "is a memorable human WPTV in West Palm Beach Crack in the Mirror Live Fast. Die Young Sons And Lovers «. LOWELL THOMAS production Cry For Happy Look Ir Any Window Splendor In Grass experience which the National will show "The World's Great- Curse of the Werewolf Love IK Goldfish Bowl Strangers When We Daddy-O Lover Come Back Meet Legion of Decency recommends est Mother" at Noon. Desire In Dust Lovers On A Tightrope Stranglers Of Bombay Devtt*' Eye Magdalena Subway in the Sky to every adolescent and adult Both films were produced and Draf * Girl Man in the Shadow Take A Giant Step Edfi Fury Man Trap Telltale Heart film patron." released by the Family Theater. are there at Bethlehem and Eighv ^ay of Mania Terror In the Night SEVEN; The Week Man of the West That Touch of Mink Nazareth...YOU go to the Esther and The King Man on the Prowl This Angry Age Five Branded Women Mark, The Three On A Spree River Jordan and the Mount Five Gates to Hell Marriage Go Round Tomorrow Is My Turn .Five Minutes to Live Mary Had A Little Too Bad She's Bad Force of Impulse Matter of Morals, A Too Late Blues Of Temptation...YOU see From Hell To Eternity Maxime Too Young for Love WONDERS! Gethsemane and the Via From The Terrace Middle of the Night Two Faces of Fugitive Kind Minotaur Dr. Jekyll Girl In Room 13 M.isfits Two Loves Dolorosa...YOU visit the Girl's Town Morgan The Pirate Warrior Empress Goddess Of Love ; Most Dangerous Wayward Girl Church Of The Holy Sepulchre Go Naked In World Man Alive What Price Murder :V, Gone With tnc Wind Wife For A Night WORLD i Naked Dawn and the Mount Of Olives... Goodbye Again Never So Few Wild Harvest seen through the greatest wonder Guns Of Black Witch Night Of Evil Wild In The Country Happy Anniversary Night ot the Quarter -Wind Cannot Read ALL-PURPOSE YOU will thrill to the NEVER Head, The Of I>ove and Lust World By Night High Hell Nights Of Rasputin World Of Suzie Wong HOME FINANCING BEFORE FILMED ceremonies Bell' Antonio CONDEMNED COLOR BY • inside St. Peter's. Breathless Dan gere uses Prime Time Come Dance With Me Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery buying, building, selling TECHNICOLOR • During One Night Lovers Night Heaven Fell Espresso Bongo Mating Urge Saturday Night And Five Day Lover Naked Night Sunday Morning or refinancing SPECIAL SERVICE: We'll gladly reitrve blocks of choice seat! for Green Mare. The Never On Sunday Sins Of Mona Kent • Clubs, Churches, Lodge or Party Groups. Many organizations Jules And Jim Odd Obsession Temptation. Lady Chatterly's Oscar Wilde - Third Sex hove come in groups, why not yours? Phone or write lor full information. Lover Port Of Desire Truth, The I/Avventura Pot Bowlie Young and Damned Les Liaisons FR 3-0660 SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** ^ Circle of Deception King of Kings From A Stranger Crowning Experience La Dolce Vita Suddenly, Last Summer Mat. DAILY at 2 p.m. Eve. 8:30 p.m. Girl of the Night Never Take Candy Walk on the Wide Side ip * ~ Never before shown in Miami <**A separate classification is given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false Exclusive South Florida Downtown Miami conclusions.) home of CINERAMA E. Flogler Street (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) productions TS ""'ZZ*'T"Z" '7 ""\\' "'v ' ' ;*' - ; / " " ' T;

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ITUESPAYS-.6P.M. 90 N.W. 54th St. PL B-7025 WANT TO BUY included. Licensed & insures! Free Water Heater Repairs & Sales WANTED - Chest of drawers; used estimates.' Call BILL MO 1-3763 'WANTED' See. RATE SCHE&VLE. SWIMMING POOL SERVICE "~^ 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912' Equipment ' & Chemicals Delivered appliances; china cabinets; pots, ANELLO PAINTING - Interior June 1st - 2 or 3 bedroom ON PAGE 29 SERVICE & REPAIRS pans etc. C A t L PL 8-9408 & exterior • ALSO roof cleaning Need a painting, plastering, furnished apartment for 3 LICENSED & INSURED PLANTS AND TREES and spraying. Reasonable prices. FREE ESTIMATE - Call PL 8-3664 plumbing, masonry or other adults - on yearly basis. of the SUNNY POOLS • NE 4-2252 REPEAT SPECIAL I I 11 (Member of St. Mary's Parish) 'Home Improvement' job?. TAXI • CABS ~ You'll find many varied and Walking dist. St. Mary's VOICE' Today! BUSHY IXORAS-33c PLUMBING 24 HOUR CAB SERVICE IN FULL GALLON CANS helpful listings in the 'Home or St. Rose of Lima Church Serving S. W. Dade McCORMICK BOYETT Improvement' section of the 'Mart' CEDAR CAB - CE 5-5552 MELANDOR NURSERY' Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE .Call Mr. Phillip-PL 7-6184 ANNOUNCEMENTS WRAPPING SERVICE 15721 N.W. 7th Ave. Wl 7-4971 We specialize in plumbing repairs 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. Headquarters for Railway 1:30-5:30 Daily, -Closed Wed When You're Planning a Day PL 7-0606 Exprtss OR Parcel Post Shipments. ^Plumbing Repair Service WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, Night PL 9-0355. PL 8-9622 WE ARE PROFESSIONAL PACKERS. HOME IMPROVEMENT IUNCHEON, PARTY etc. call Phil Palm Plumbing • The Knights of Columbus Hall THE BAREFOOT MA1LAAAN REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS 270 Catalonia Ave., Coral Gables 234 Valencia, C. Gables HI 4-1773 BUILDERS PLaza 7-0606 $35 -up. Air conditioning optional 'Let our LOW OVERHEAD save Call PLaza 8-9896 SEE or CALL Berni. Di Cristafaro you money' - All types of LOVING PLUMBING CO. ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE HI 8-9242 _OR_ MO 1-2665 I EMPLOYMENT Additions, Florida rooms,- Bed- Licensed and Insured AAonogramming and embroidering rooms, Baths & Swimming Pools NEW - ALTERATIONS . REPAIRS 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622% linens fl* uniforms, custom work, HELP WANTED • FEMALE licensed & Insured. FREE ESTIMATE FREE ESTIMATES - REASONABLE about 20Y per letter. FR 4-7343 HOUSEKEEPER for elderly man by contractor • no salesmen. CALL Call OX 6-2554 24 hrs. McCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. *" Catholic agency needs donations and wife. Live in. Nice room & jOX 1-2737 (Member St. John's Parish) bath. References. George Vorick, 9443 Park Drive Miami Shores of baby equipment, cr-ibs etc. BUILDING REPAIRS Call or write 912 S. E. 13th Ct. • Note: If the heading for your Call PL 8-4578 or MO 6-3108 I AL - The Handyman Deerfield Beach - 399-0368 particular ad isn't already FREE ROOM to mature woman Enclose carportes, painting, HELP WANTED • MALE OR FEMALE listed in the 'Voice' Mart • • in exchange light duties mornings jalousies, carpentry, masonry & we'll make a NEW heading for shut-in. CALL HI 3-0849 PAROCHIAL SCHOOL now taking household repairs. No job too for you. FLORISTS teachers' applications for small. Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 (Don (BJOAXJO September.- GRADES 6 & 7 ORCHID CORSAGES J2 TONY THE HANDYMAN CALL TU 7-6376 or TU 7-7161 FOR ALl OCCASIONS Electric, plumbing, carpentry, POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE For boys 8-14 CALL HI 6-7527 : masonry, jalousies and painting. AFRICAN VIOLETS INSTRUCTION- . ST. BRENDAN'S PARISH . Baby- install air conditioners. Wl 7-42.56 Staffed by Salesian Fathers and Brothers sitting - day o r evenings, LOOMING iSmall Plants Private or group instruction. CARPENTERS . and leaves FUN UNLIMITED on 140-acre campui of Reading, Phonics and Arithmetic. reliable, mature. CALL CA 1-2297 PLANTS $t up up MODERATE FEES SECRETARY with Real Estate St. Brendan's Parish • HOUSEHOLD, Mary Help of Christians School .Call Ml) 5-2269 -Now. License; Notary; experienced SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. Call John Crimmins for estimate, COMFORTS & CLEANLINESS OF HOME Notice to working mothers: writing contracts, leases, claim C A 1-4359 O R CA I -5676 MRS. R. J. KELLEY SPRING SPECJAL - $35 MONTH insurance etc. Has car. Excellent , 6510 Cellini St., Coral Gable* 24-HOUR A-DAY SUPERVISION Kindergarten & 1st-Grade • Classe references. Prefers S. W. or CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION " B to 5, Mondays through Fridays Coral Gobies. CALL PL 7-6184 PATIOS, drives, walks, floors CALL MO 1-1326 ALSO Summer Camp Program POSITIONS WANTED • MALE Keystone, color, any size job. SUNDAY. JUNE [Q THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST Barth Bennitt School • CALL MAINTENANCE, odd jobs etc. Man Quality work, INSURED. MU 8-2151 HI 8-1407 re registration & details. desires Summer situation, camp ELECTRICIANS TUTORING - Algebra, Plan. or what have you? -Call or write MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICE Geometry & the NEW SMSG Geometry , Savage, 161 NW 35th St. FR 3-1679 CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE also READING PROBLEMS at Positions Wanted • Male or Female Specializing in Repair, Remodeling elementary levels. Call Wl 7-2447 When you need office workers • CALL LO 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 jCARS PARKING industrial or construction help FT. LAUDERDALE AREA . Park. Your Car at 'MURPHY'S' please call CA 1-1889 St. Vincent Want a 'Result-Getting' ad? Parking Lot in downtown Miami De Paul Society (St. Brendan's Just phone 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocki from Conference) CA 1-5704 Tuesday, Miss Thompson, PL 8-6772 the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. Thursday or Saturday AMs and say "Charge .It." Mike Murphy - Prop.- Member Gesu SO VARIETIES 7 'CBOTONS (Very Please patronize Colorful) front 25c up • On sale thn 'Voice' MART advertiser*. Come in, select your car, at. MELAiy.DO.R.. NURSERY . Adfl. WASHER then bring this ad to John for $25 DISCOUNT! SALE THIS WEEKS' /PERRI OLDSMOBILE CO.* SPECIALS ROCKET SALES SERVICE ^<£«;. ,<.,: KENMORE & WHIRLPOOL • Fishing, Boaling, Swimming DYNAMIC St 57 Ford Conv $25 Down Year Guarantee • Gym, Baseball, Ponies, Movies . SUPER 8S 56 Mercury Wagon . $25 " • Crafts, Hikes, Overnights CLASSIC 98 ;$45 & up AVAILABLE J k 4 door, automatic shift 151 Plymouth, 2 door $10 "' • Daily Mass, Catechism, Altar Boys . • Good/ Wholesome, Abundant - FOOD- Rebuilt Like New 4 Hard topt excellent cond. F-85 OLDS Buy - Sell - Service j Also — From September to June — AN IDEAL IN A CLASS BY ITSELF John Kateb's BOARDING S CH OPL IN THE LOW PRICE FIELDi REFRIGERATORS !A&A Auto Sales* lor boys — qradce 5th thru 9th BOD DER WORK PAINTING V.d All Makes • $25 and up < 8 805 Bird Rd. * Write: FATHER DIRECTOR \ DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE y WITH ; ^ 1137 N.W. 54th St. i CA 6-4346 I MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. | East Chelsea St., P.O. Box 5175 Tampa 5, Fla. MICHAEL A. PERRI, OWNER Howard 1-5650 f WE BUY, SELL TRADE 6k or phone Tampa 248-1595 PL 9-6201 < FINANCE CARS « 411 North Fourth St. • ;. Fort Pierce, Florida A HABLAMOS ESPANOL 1 | (Member St. Thereta'i JPNY SIZE ROOF] (Member of St. Theresa's Parish) bedroom home - air conditioner, 3 bedroom, 1 bath $8900 • 52 Times " " 30c tional relations; Mrs. Raymond screened front porch, enclosed You'd be so wise 2 bedroom, furnished $8900 * Roche, civil defense; Mrs. LICENSED • INSURED to advertise back porch, (1 separate entrance Call PL 8-6772 Kathleen Conaty, Youth; Mrs. room as income). Near buses, shops. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, new, $9500 in the 'Voice Mart' ' John Sulpizi, Social Action and HI 4-1627 FURNISHINGS OPTIONAL. NE 4-5956 BOLAND REAUY Weekdays 9 to 6 with an ad this size. SELL OR RENT -. Good income, Saturdays 9 to 3 Mrs. Ernest De Antonis, sun- 6445 Pembroke. Rd. W. Hollywood shine committee. 4 bedroom CBS, large plot, YU 9-8550 - Evet YU 3-4424 or writ* fenced, awnings, near buses. PRICE- $12,500, first mortgage When YOU want to announce a The 'Voice' Mart A Word To The AD-WI$E (56 month. TERMS, owner PL 8-5826 special meeting - when your Box 37-575, Miami 37, Fla; Lake Worth Holy Name NEAR St. Mary's Cathedral club members need that extra Schedules Spring Dance IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE DUPLEX, fine for large family, little reminder etc. - reach Published Every FRIDAY them through an ad in the LAKE WORTH — A Spring no qualifying, terms to suit. • COPY DEADLINE OR OTHER PROPERTY owner will hold mortgage. 'ANNOUNCEMENT' column •• Dance will be sponsored by the NO QUALIFYING Many people who carefully read and answer 'VOICE' ads' TUESDAYS-6 P.M. Sacred Heart Holy Name So-^" FOR RENT OR SALE - - EDISON REALTY . PL 1-2441 ciety Friday, May 18 in the NOW'S THE TIME to PLANTJ Also TELL THEIR FRIENDS. For special 'Announcement' PLEASE PATRONIZE American Legion Home begin- Check the MAX? '• Specials'. . (Y)Ol'R Advertisers at MELANDOR NURSERY • Agv. Rates - Call PL 8-6772 ning at 9 p.m; in The 'Voice' MART A REPEAT! Reservations for the event, which will feature continuous WHILE THiY LAST Central Florida entertainment, may be made by calling Steve Kachuba at - - and are PUZZLED about finding YOUR 50 -LOTS- 50 JU 5-2498 or Dick Sokolowski at BEST MEDIUM for reaching a MAXIMUM HEDGE PLANTS JU 5-3182. number of BEADY and WILLING prospects - • Marion County -- and IF you've been reading the Newest N.Y. Weekly weekly "Result Stories' of MANY North of enthusiastic Voice 'MART' advertisers who ®S I L V E R Largest Catholic Paper SPECIALLY have found THEIR buyers among more than ROCKVILLE CENTRE (NC),: 62.000 LOYAL 'Voice' subscribers PRICED! MUST SELL ALL! — The Long Island Catholic has (in. the£72f parishes of the 'Miami Diocese*) made its appearance here, be- then... (Geres' a clue) - • • it may ALSO be YOUR Surinam (2) Total price $2500 coming with its first issue the great opportunity to present YOUR offer and largest U. S. Catholic diocesan CHERRY Qt. Cans — 5 FOR ®. • Title • Policy enjoy similar $UCCE$$ VITEX Qt. Cans 5-FOR $ newspaper. It has a circulation 2 • Warranty Deed of 208,000. For YOUR 'Result-Getting* Ad IXORA Gal. Cans 3 FOR LIGUSTRUM Gal. Cans 2 FOR The initial issue marks the Phone Miss Thompson ©•3 Lakes on Subdivision® fifth anniversary of the Rock- C«mpl«te Stocks of Garden - Supplies, Fertilisers, IntecMcMe1s ,e*< ville Centre diocese headed by PL 8-6772 Bishop Walter A. Kellenberg. The paper is distributed to all Published Every Friday Florida State Finance Co Catholic families in the diocese \ Deadline 6 P.M. Tuesday MELANDOR NURSERY 807 Olympia Bldg through a parish cooperative SMALL ADS • BIG RESULTS in the Voice TVIART' 15721 N.W, 7th AVE. WI 7-6971 Miami, Fla. m. plan. OPEN 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. • Closed Wednesdays Sunday Mass Timetable ARCADIA: St. Paul, 11. FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension 8 10 AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia 7 12, 8:30, 10. 12:55. LEO HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, 8, BELLE GLADE: 5t, Philip Benizl, 10. 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, HIALEAH: immaculate Conception 6 '0-15 9, 10:30 and 11:30 (Spanish). BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, (City Auditorium!. 8, 9:30,. 11, 12-30, COLLEGE 1030 12. and 6:30 p.m. (Presently offering BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9 10 a 2-Year Program) 10, 11:30. 11. 12. 12:55 (Spanish), and 5 p m. CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8. KOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. Conducted by COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7:30, 9, HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- The Benedictine Fathers CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- na Academy). 7:30. 9, 10. 11-30 torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9-30, • Boarding Facilities for Young (Church), 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. 10:45, 12, 1, and 5:30 p.m. Men. Limited Facilities for St Thomas Aauinas Student Center, Nativity, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10-30 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. 1 1:30. " ' ' Young Ladies. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. • University Parallel and Pre- DAN1A: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and professional Courses Leading School) 7, 9, 10:30, 12:15. 7 p.m. DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30 8. toward All Degrees. 8:30, 10, 11:30. 9:30, 11, 12:30. For Information, Write FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe 11 9:30 INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross. 7-45 THE REGISTRAR Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaven), 7:30 9. Saint Leo College Home,, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7 830 Saint Leo, Fla. Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 10:30, 12 (Spanish). 12:30, 6 p.m. LABELLE: Mission, 9. St. Anthony, 6, 7. 8, 9:15, 10:30, LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, 11:45. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, II. St. Luke, 7. 8:30, 10 and 11:30 St. Clement, 8, 9, 10. 11:15. 12:30. LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphaul (Admin- St. Jerome 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. istration Building) 8 10 Mention The Voice FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10. 11-30 8, 10, 11, 12. MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, St Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, 12, and 6 p.m. When You Shop 11 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 12 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 12:55 (Spanish). Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 1230. Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. International Airport (International Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- N.C. Photos days). St. Mary of the Missions and St. NEW CHAPEL of St. Pius X In the National Greco of Alexandria, La., chairman of the U.S. Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. St. Brendan. 7. 8. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Wash- Bishops Committee of the Confraternity of 12:30, and 5:30 p.m. St. Mary Chapel, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, ington, D.C., is blessed by Bishop Charles P. Christian Doctrine, which financed the chapel. "\Clil It 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish). St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" (Spanish), 11, 12:30 p.m., 6 p.m.; T Oade County Auditorium, 9, 1030 12 PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8 -= ST. M1AMI SS. Peter And Paul, 6:15, 8, 9' 10, 11, 12. and (Spanish) 12:55. New Parish Masses DETROIT* FLINT* MIAMI St. Timothy, (SW Senior High School), 7, 9, II. o p.m. i CARL F. SLADE, F.D. FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE St. Vincent De Paul (Central High At Central High School cafeteria). MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales. ^ Sunday masses for the . St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and ' - newly established St. Vincent 5:30 p.m. CARL F, SLADE FUNERAL HOME St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, de Paul parish will be held " and 6 p.m. St. Patrick 6, 7,-8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 in the cafeteria of Miami : and 6 p.m Central High School at NW 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 CONTRACT HARDWARE MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, 8. 9/ 10. 11. 12. 95th St. and NW 17th Ave- . MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6 • nue, beginning Sunday, LIGHTING FIXTURES 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and § 5:30 p.m. ': May 13. MODERNFOLD DOORS MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- ' Father William D. Harri- ; AII< lot L.C.W.K NAPLES: St. Ann. 6, 8. 10. 11. gan. CM., pastor, said Mass- ALUMINUM PL 4-5451 NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica KRAEER FUNERAL HOME LUBRICANT 8, 10, 11. • es will be offered at 8 a.m. CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH NORTH MIAMI: Hoty Family, 6, 7, 8, R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR 9. 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. and 10 a.m. Awning —.Jalousie — Sliding St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 Ambulance Service WINDOWS. DOORS & 101 ARTICLES FARREY'S and 5:30 p.m. Proven since 1952 by satisfied Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and users everywhere 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue | 6 p.m. At most Builder Supply, Paint a Hardware NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence; 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Stores. Made by Eugene DornisH & Son. MIAMI 7. 9, 11, 12:15. USO Directors 975 S.W. 12th Street, NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Pompano Beach, Florida 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12. OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' Phone WH 1-4113 School, 10:30. Meet At Beach OPA LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. St. Philip (Bunche Park), 9. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll PAHOKEE: St. Mary. 11:30. gave the invocation at the open- PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10, 12 and 5:30 p.m. ing luncheon during the South- PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, ern Sectional meeting of the 10:30 12. FUNERAL PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, United Services Organization at 11, 12:15. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8. the Seville Hotel, Miami Beach. HOMES 9:3d. 11. 12:15. St. Elizabeth, 8, 9 11, 12. Preceding the luncheon, the POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman 7, opening session of the two-day FT. LAUDERDALE 8. 9:30. 11. 12:15. PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- gathering was held. Richard B. 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, II. Roberts of Miami, USO confer- JA 2-2811 LU 1-6100 PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 8:30. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, ence chairman, presided over DAN H. FAIRCHILD PHIL H. FAIRCHILD 10, 6:30 p.m. RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The the session. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' King, (Martin Elementary School) 9. Bishop Carroll met briefly RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis 7, «. 10:30. 11:30. > with attending members from SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission 8 a n', SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9, 11. the National Catholic Commu- SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, nity Service, a member of the OBIE JOHNSON 10, 11, 12. St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High USO. Tom Hinton, executive di- School. 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11, rector of the NCCS, was present STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, 11. FUNERAL HOME VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30. 9. II. for the meetings. WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 8. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, The invocation at the closing 165.50 HARRISON STST.. \A7 A *> "7 C 11 9:30. dinner was given by Msgr. T. J. HOILYWOOHOLLYWOOD W/\ X-/DII BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. St. Ann, 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. McNamara of Savannah, Ga., Obie Johnson St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Funeral Director ON THE KEYS USO regional chairman and a BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines, member of the USO National -- i 8:30, 10:30. SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES OVER 18 YEARS KEY WEST: St. Mary, O, 7 8:30. 10, Council. MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, 10. PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6-30 CUT OUT -SAVE 9. 11. Miami Singles Club Hmck jf uneral fecrmts Plans Three Events The Cost is a matter of Your Own Desire' MIAMI Mrs. George Giles, youth 660 W. FLAGLER all (5) Locations chairman of the Miami DCCW Modern Redi-Mix Plants CORAL GABLES MONTHLY will be the guest speaker dur- 837 PONCE DE IEON BLVD. in: • . SOUTH MIAMI . | PAYMENT PLAN 5 ing the annual Communion OR breakfast of the Miami Catholic | AT KENDALL, U.S. 1 AT S. W. 106TH ST. | DADE, MIAMI SHORES COMPLETE Singles Club on Sunday, May 13. BROWARD 1UI5 N. E. 2ND AVE. 5% Funeral Cost Index AND | HIALEAH - MIAMI SPRINGS | | CASH DISCOUNT Members of the club will ob- OLIVE DR. AT OKEECHOBEE RD. Metal Caskets from $450 PALM serve a Corporate Communion I ALL SERVICES Hardwood Caskets from $460 I BEACH during 10 a.m. Mass at the As- I J=R 3-6363, I! COUNTIES * sumption of the Blessed Vir- I The PHILBRICK gin Mary Ukrainian Church, 39 I Our Educationol Department will furnish Detailed 5700 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. NW 57th Ave., and breakfast I information, including SociaLSecurity and Veteran FUNERAL HOMES I Home Office. will be served at Wil's Waffle Benefits upon request, without obligation. Guaranteed Prices Shop, 5675 SW Eighth St. COT OUT —

Page 30 May 11, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Precious Responsibility/ Deaths In CANNON, David A., HI, of 650 NE LLAC, ANGEL, 62, of 65 NW 33rd Obstetricians Told By Pope 82nd Terr., Miami. St. Mary Ca- St., Miami. Corpus > Christi Church. thedral. Our Lady of Mercy Ceme- Emilio C. Mon Funeral Home. Our VATICAN CITY (NO — Ob- creature with his own in- tery. Edward F. McHale & Sons Fu- Lady of Mercy Cemetery. neral Home. * * * stetricians have a precious re- alienable dignity, who sets out * * * MALONEY, DANIEL F., 77, of 2100 GARCIA, MBS. ADELFA, 39, of SW 58th Ave., Miami. Church of FUNERAL HOME sponsibility in the care of a new on his road of joys and sor- 3290T SW 22nd Terr., Miami. St. Mi- the Little Flower, Coral Gables. Lith- chael Church. Emilio C. Mon Fu- gow'8 Coral Way Center. creature and its mother, Pope rows." neral Home. Our Lady of Mercy * * * Cemetery. McHENRY, MRS. ANNIE T,, 78, 3 Generations of John XXIII said in an address * * * of 1946 NE 167th St., North Miami He advised them that care GRIFFITH, FRANCIS X., 56. of 851 Reach. Holy Family Church. Lith- to a national congress of Italian NE 118th St., Miami. St. Rose of gow's 150th St. Center. Experience must be given to the mothers, Lima Church. Philbrick's Miami * * * obstetricians here. "who must be helped in their Shores Funeral - Home. MEGEBER, MRS. SOPHIA M.. 87, * * * of 6043 NW 15th Court, Margate. vocation from the time when HALLORAN, GEORGE B., 86, of St. Vincent Church. Queen of Heaven Largest Funeral 8310 NE First Place, Miami. St. Cemetery. Henderson Funeral Home. "You serve the human per- they begin to expect their off- Mary Cathedral, Edward F. McHale * * * Funeral Home. PHILLIPS, GEORGE W., SR, 67, Home in Dade County son in his cooperation toward spring." * * * of 1468 NW 43rd St., Miami. Corpus KNAPP, MRS. CAROLYN ]>., «, Christi Church. Requiem Mass and God's work of creation," Pope of 1735 NE 179th St., Miami, St. I^aw- burial in Morrisville, Penna. Ed- He continued with a strong as- rerice Church. LithKow's 150th St. ward F. McHale & Sons Funeral -k Catholic Owned J^* -v,told the doctors. sault on birth - control prop- Center. Home. * * * * * * and Managed aganda. LIPP, FRANZ S., 83, of 14141 S. SAVAGE, JOSEPH J., 53, of 843 ... every child that is born Biscayne River Drive, Miami. St. SW 71st St., Miami. St. Brendan James Church. Lithgow's 150th St. Church. Van Orsdel Coral Cables into the world there is a new "While some people in the Center. Mortuary. Prices to Satisfy -world increase the invitations and flattery of selfish pleasure, Every Family Father Hanley Officiates seeking to justify their practices Advertisement At Requiem For Mother through arguments which are 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. PL 1-7523 all the more dangerous because Solemn .Requiem Mass for they are clothed with a pretend- Mrs. Emma T. Hanley, mother ed scientific authority, your con- FOR of Father E. M. Hanley, O. P., victions and your good example chaplain at the Aquinas Stu- are a great force in the de- TOPAY dent Center was sung in St. fense of the family and for the Pius Church, Providence, R. I., good of humanity," he said. Wednesday. By: Gaither D. Peden, Jr. Father Hanley officiated at "A GOOD LISTENER IS NOT an everdwindling audience. As the funeral services for his ONLY POPULAR EVERY- a result, the listener becomes more VIII reasons why mother, a life-long resident of WHERE, BUT AFTER A WHILE important than ever, sought out, Providence who is also survived HE KNOWS SOMETHING..." revered, and in the final analysis, by a daughter, Mrs. Francis R. This wry statement by Wilson often more knowledgeable than Houde. Mizner is more truth than fiction. the talker. Van Orsdel's is Miami's Good listeners have always been Important, also, to those who popular eitizens to have around, suffer the loss of a loved one is Italy Population Climbs, particularly for those in the habit a complete service that attends to Number Of Priests Drop of holding forth at length on a multitude of details. Such serv- most recommended whatever subject interests them ices, understanding and dignified, ROME (NO — While Italy's at the moment. are available at G. D. PEDEN population has increased by FUNERAL HOME, Catholic three million in eight years, the There may be suspicions in certain quarters that the ratio of Funeral Home, 8231 Bird Road, number of Italian priests at where services are complete in funeral service work in the nation's dioceses listener to talker is undergoing changes which put the talker in every respect. Ambulance service. has dropped by 2,000. Phone CA 6-1811. ... Dave Johnson the position of expounding befcwre Archbishop Dino Staffa, Sec- Convenient Locations — four chapels strate- retary of the Sacred Congrega- Member: gically located for family and friends. tion of Seminaries and Univer- sities, said that in 1954 there Little Flower Parish HOLLYWOOD'S •were 45,266 priests as work in Knights of Columhus WlNTTER More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts Italy compared with 43,488 at II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade present. Of the latter more than Holy Name Society Your Catholic County . . . and passes savings developed 10,000 are over 60 years old. Funeral Home on to the families we serve. 1050 N. FEDERAL HWY. HOLLYWOOD Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful III chapels provide everything possible for com- MORTUARY fort and reverent dignity.

Est. 1925 Finest service — no compromise with qual- (panzWua. IV ity. Our best service always — to anyone — Locally Owned regardless of the amount spent — and we and Operated guarantee our service. "South Broward's Newest and Most Modern Funeral Home" Personal attention — our staff trained to 4200 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. On-The-Circle HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA personally handle every problem, no matter PHONE 989-9900 WA 2-0711 how difficult, every detail, no matter how IRVING R. PANCIERA ^ttmodphere ^td Warm ^Ari Ljour ^rtomt small. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Member: DAVID K. JOHNSON Knights of Columbus & Nativity Parish Freedom of choice — every family may Funeral Director select a service price within their means — VI no one has to plead charity to purchase Whatever the Cost... any of our funerals — no questions are asked The DEGREE of DIGNITY arid — and we use no selling pressure! SERVICE is the SAME!

Complete funerals, including burial, cost less at MEMBER: C.D.A., K of C, HOLY NAME VII Van Orsdel's — and have for over 20 years. .

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