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France PARIS -(NC)- Pope.. John Paul II barnstormed through Paris on his four-day visit to France, leaving in his wake strongly worded warnings to specific groups to assume their responsibilities for solving major world and church problems. Nuns and other well-wishers reach out to touch the hand of Pope John Paul II. During the visit (May 30-June 2) the pope delivered around 24 speeches. These included: • Asking the French bishops to reconcile differences between Archbishop 'raps' with youth Catholics rejecting many of the teachings of Vatican II and those Young people took Archbishop Arcxishop fielded their questions. stronger youth leadership in a wanting more liberal; in- Edward A. McCarthy at his word "We wanted to be honest," said formal presentation to the Arch- terpretatrions of the council Saturday at the seventeenth annual a young man after the hour-long bishop at a banquet Saturday, which documents. Archdiocesan Youth Convention at period in which participants in their was the highlight of the convention. the College of Boca Raton. The teens and early 20s lined up for a Dave Anderson of St. Joan of • Telling scientists they are Archbishop said he wanted to talk to turn at the microphone. Arc parish encouraged the Arch- threatening the future of mankind them. In turn, they were forthright THEY ASKED him how to: bishop to appoint more full-time through genetic manipulation and by sometimes to the point of daring at a creating increasingly destructive handle their pastors, learn to be youth ministers. nuclear weapons. "rap session" in which the leaders, and understand each other Some other questions: better. They wanted to know how an "We'd like to know what the • Warning workers against Archbishop spends his time. One Archbishop does in a day." viewing communism as the solution young man said he was offended by Archbishop: "Okay, select two to the world's iniustices. so-called "effeminate" qualities in representatives to spend the day "THE WORLD has been led some seminarians. into an unstable situation because of with me. Then they can report on it geopolitical reasons, wounded Although some questions were in The Voice." national pride, the materialism of » what one youth called "Heavy," SALVATORE SUAREZ of St. our age and the decadence of moral they were all stated politely and John the Apostle parish requested values," he said June 2 in a speech even with deference. At times Fr. more priests for youth ministry. at the headquarters of the U.N. James Murphy, director of the Arch- The Archbishop used this op- Educational, Scientific and Cultural diocesan Youth Activities office, portunity to encourage convention Organization (UNESCO). restated a complex question, such as participants to consider becoming the request of several for Spanish- priests and nuns. Although science exists to serve speaking priests to work among the Several asked for space to meet mankind, it has often been used for youth. destructive aims such as genetic other young Catholics. manipulation and the development of "I think it's not necessary that The Archbishop told them he is one speak Spanish, but it's a priest biological, chemical and nuclear who understands the Spanish (Continued on Page 18) (Continued on Page 5) cultures," he interpreted. About 300 young people attended the convention. It was the first time • Evangelization moves ahead P3 "There are a million people that youth from both English and in our diocese. I have a Spanish-speaking cultures met * Lay ministers are sent forth....P3 together. They came from 58 million bosses, and I can't parishes from Miami, Palm Beach, * Thousands of Charismatics meet....P4 always be where I'd like to Naples, and the area between. be." THE YOUNG people planned to • Parish artist paints 10 Popes.... PI5 propose a youth building and CARNIVAL DUNK TANK FOR RENT News At A Glance) With liability Ins. & balls included TERRIFIC FUND RAISER UNAUTHORIZED American Dunk Tank Rental Co. 722-5445 No papal visit to Japan in fall VEHICLES Organizations call collect. TOKYO -(NC) - Pope John Paul II will not visit Japan WILL BE this fall, according to an official of the Japanese Bishops' MASS at Conference. He was quoted in an article by united Catholic TOWED AWAY DISNEY WORLD Asian News. PARKING FOR CATHEDRAL AI OWNERS HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH Carter to visit Pope in June 5126 S. Apopka Vineland Rd.lExrt I-4 CHANCERY at 528-A. 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British bishops want aid stopped SIGN OF THE TIMES— Persons considering parking illegally in a LONDON _(NC)- Eight English bishops asked the reserved lot at Corpus Christi Cathedral in Corpus Christi, Texas, CLERGY British government to persuade the United States to end have two reasons to think twice. military aid to El Salvador. The bishops expressed concern APPAREL about the situation in El Salvador following the assassination of Archbishop Oscar Romero of San Salvador. Handicapped must have 'full rights' 6 Supply, Inc. NEW YORK -(NC) - Cardinal George Basil Hume of 7 South Andrews Avenue, Group for ecumenism formed Westminster, England,told a lecture audience at Cathedral College in New York that true ministry to the handicapped Downtown Fort Lauderdale ROME —(NC) — Twelve Anglican and Roman Catholic superiors general agreed to form a permanent commission means more than making churches accessible or installing special facilities. 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IBLACK SUITS! TAMPA, Fla. —(NC) — The Diocese of St. Petersburg, worries Italian bishops Fla., may establish an educational radio station. Diocesan Subsidiary of flenzetti Clergy Apparel, Philadelphia officials hope to take over an available FM frequency with ROME —(NC) — The Italian Bishops' Conference held sufficient power to reach all of the diocese, which covers 11 its general meeting on family problems amid growing central Florida counties. statistical evidence of breakdowns in traditional Italian f»l9-Day Bargain Catholic family life. Among the statistics confronting the bishops were: Peru leader pledges changes In just over a decade the number of civil marriages in Italy rose from 1.23 percent of all marriages in 1967 to 11.3 European percent in 1978. In Rome in 1978 one quarter of all marriages LIMA, Peru —(NC)— The winner of Peru's election, were civil. President-elect Fernando Belaunde Terry announced he The ratio of separations to marriages per year in 1967 favors a multi-party government and promised a full review was 3.68 per 100; in 1978 it was up to 10.5 percent, and of reforms enacted by military rulers since the coup against Holiday preliminary statistics for 1979 indicated that that year's him 12 years ago. The president-elect, 67, is a practicing Catholic and an architect who once taught architecture at under the f figure would show a sharp increase. The number of new marriages per 1,000 Italians, American universities. leadership of relatively constant at seven per thousand from 1900 to 1975, Father Dennis has started to drop sharply in the past five years. There Chinese priest jailed again Our Lady of Florida Monastery were only 5.9 marriages per 1,000 Italians in 1978, and Retreat, North Palm Beach preliminary figures for 1979 indicated that it dropped to 4.2 HONG KONG -(NC)- Father Stanislaus Shen, 78, per thousand. released from a Chinese labor camp two years ago, has been Abortion was illegal in Italy until June 1978. returned to the same camp, according to a report from Preliminary statistics for 1979 indicate that the total Shanghai. The case is the first such reported since the number of legal abortions in the first full year under the Chinese government, adopted a less restrictive policy liberalized law reached 200,000, 270 abortions for every 1,000 toward the church two years ago. births. It is generally agreed that legalized abortion has not diminished the large number of clandestine abortions in Italy, which the state health ministry estimates at 300,000 a year. INDIAN 'chiefs' will go to Rome «1885 ^ At a press conference the third day of the meeting (May MONTREAL —(NC)— The Canadian delegation for 29) Cardinal Anastasio Ballestrero of Turin, president of the beatification ceremonies of three pioneers of Canadian Ireland France bishops' conference, cited "secularism and laicism" and "a church history will include Indians in ethnic costumes, Italy Vatican weakening of the Christian vocation" as key factors in the representatives of the hierarchy and Religious. Church decline of Christian family values. officials say ceremonies are scheduled in Rome June 22 for Portugal Spain He also said that the high rate of unemployment, beatification of Kateri Tekakwitha, an Indian, Bishop Shannon Bunratty Limerick especially among young people, is making many afraid of Francois de Montmorancy de Laval and Marie dl Incar- Killarney Kerry Cork marriage and family responsibilities. nation, all of whom lived in 17th-century Canada. Blarney l/Vaterford Dublin Lourded s Rome Maples Madrid Fatima Lisbon PAPAL AUDIENCE Th® Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy President. The Voice Publishing Co. Inc. The first step is to send in this Voice coupon today. By return moil vou Average weekly paid circulation will receive a fact-packed folder Robert L. O'Steert (USPS 622-620) which tells you what you can expect 51,000 Archdiocese of Miami every moment of an unforgettable Distributed to the home by mail Weekly Publication I experience. i on Friday and bought in 132 Robert A. Wright-Advertising Director I Rev. Dannit Walsh. C.P (P^ne. chinches on Sunday, 50 weeks in George Kemon-Features J. Herbert Blais-Creative Director MAILING ADDRESS 1300 U.S. Highway I 626- the year. Jos6 P. Alonso, Spanish Editor June Meyers-Classified Advertising P.O. BOX 38 1059 I North Palm Beach '301) ( Edith Miller-Bookkeeper Miami, Fla. 33138 I Florida 33408 I Second class postage paid at TELEPHONES Dear Father: Kathleen McfiowanCirctilation Manager Miami, Florida. Subscription rates News 7580543 I Please send your colorful folder: Advertising 754-2651 $7.50 a year, Foreign $10. Single Classified - 754-2852 |Name copy 25C. Published every Friday Voice Pastors' Board I Address Circulation 754 2652 except weeks including Christmas Rev. Vincent Sheehy Rev Xavier Morras Ft. Lauderdale 525 5157 ' City Zip . and independence Day. Rev David Russell Rev James Reynolds W. PalmBch. 8331951 Rev. Michael Devaney, OMI Mr Arnaldo Lopez

Page 21 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, June 6,1980 Evangelization leaders meet, pray, consider new ideas

By KATHLEEN KRUMM Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy. "The evangelization process Voice Correspondent The purpose of this, the second will affect everybody," said the meeting of the council, was to collect Archbishop. "Within a few months, I The Archdiocesan ideas of the leaders and to inspire hope everyone will know the word." evangelization effort moved into enthusiasm about spreading the Dr. Mercedes Scopetta, Director second gear last weekend with a 24- evangelization process. hour retreat and working session of of the Lay Ministry Office, voiced a the evangelization council at St. EVANGELIZATION is the top shared concern about response to Vincent de Paul Major Seminary in priority of the Archdiocese, as it is the racial inequities which sparked Boynton Beach. throughout the entire Church," said rioting in Miami in May. the Archbishop, who attended the The Archdiocesan leaders entire session. He said Catholics "WE CAN SEE this as a tragedy discussed and prayed over "Light living lives of faith could make a or hear this as a call," Dr. Scopetta Up Your Lives," the draft of an noticeable and positive difference in said. evangelization program proposed by the city of Miami, newly torn by racial disturbances, as well as the Among the suggestions made by rest of the Archdiocese. the council: Mrs. Anthony Tucci, chair- • Hold familyretreats. person of the committee on love and • Adopt a parish in Haiti. Christian witness, said her group recommends one-on-one relation- • Adopt a parish in the Miami Fr. John Vaughn, evangelization di- ships "that meet the needs we see Archdiocese for mutual benefit. rector, enjoying job. right where we are." • Develop professional guilds in Attending were clergy and laity, which workers such as dentists, Over the summer the council's representatives of archdiocesan morticians, sales people, etc. could 15-member executive committee will organizations and interest groups. share experiences and consider how work to incorporate these ideas into Msgr. William McKeever conducted Christ would conduct their business. the evangelization program, and the spiritual retreat. • Hold an Archdiocesan con- individual committees will meet. ference on shared ministry to clarify Then each parish's evangelical IN COMMITTEE reports at the the concept that everyone has a commission will select pertinent end of the sessions, emphasis was on vocation. activities from among those establishing priorities, • Consider ways to assuage the presented. strengthening the family, fostering alienation and frustration of The Archbishop noted that many strong prayer life that will evidence separated and divorced Catholics. parishes are currently involved in itself in positive ways within the evangelization projects, such as community. There was agreement • Organize trained Communion breakfasts, which that every Catholic has respon- professionals, such as ad- council member Sue Blum described Abp. McCarthy answers questions in a sibility to do something, so the work ministrators and counselors, to work as an opportunity for Christian doesn't overwhelm a minority of within the parish on a paid or witness on a personal level. light vein. concerned people. volunteer basis. 28 New Lay Ministers sent forth

Emotion and joy filled the hearts various parish communities, as well of the new Ecclesial Lay Ministers as the families of the ministers, of the Archdiocese as they were validated the call to ministry within commissioned by Archbishop the ecclesial community of these Edward A. McCarthy at St. Mary's men and women, pledging en- Cathedral on Pentecost Sunday. couragement and support. As Dr. Mercedes Scopetta, "Ministry in the church," said Director of the Office of Lay the Archbishop, "is not like a Ministry, called out their names, 28 baseball game where some play and men and women came forth from the others watch. Ministry, is the call of congregation in response to the call every Christian." Lay men and of the Spirit. They publicly affirmed women by virtue of their baptismal their five-year commitment to serve consecration are also called to be their parishes and Archdiocesan healers, servants, and prophets. Offices in diverse and varied THE ARCHBISHOP has spoken ministries. of a Church that is a ministering THE CEREMONY WAS full of community, a church in which its song, symbolism, and devotion. It parishes are alive with worship and celebrated a reciprocal com- service, vibrant faith communities, mitment: the laity agreed to share in where the needs of the young and the official ministry of the church old, the married and the single, are and the church representatives, in taken care of, where evangelization turn, acknowledged this call to is of prime concern and the shared shared ministry. responsibility of all. After two years of study, prayer "This is already happening at and careful discernment, the church many of our parishes," said the represented by Pastors, their Archbishop. "Most of our priests delegates, and members of the (Continued on Page 14) Lay Ministers gather after commissioning by Abp. McCarthy. Photo by Arleqnin

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Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, June 6,1980 ] Page 3 Cuban 'troublemakers' caused riots-official By Liz Schevtchuck Federal police and troops inside had planted the troublemakers relatives who have arrived at Fort NC News Service the camp helped subdue the rioters among the other refugees leaving Chaffee have contributed to after they had returned. About 12 Cuba as agents to create havoc in problems, Lewis said. Anxious for The director of the U.S. Catholic Law enforcement officers, five the United States. their family members' release after Conference's refugee resettlement civilians and four refugees were Until the night of June 1, troops as many as 20 years' separation, the efforts at Fort Chaffee, Ark., blames injured in the melee, according to assigned to the camp were unwilling relatives began pressuring camp recent rioting and camp breakouts news reports. (There was also to use force in the event of trouble. officials to handle their families and on troublemakers and camp-bred unrest in late May at the camp.) This reluctance probably added to friends first. At least one govern- frustrations. LEWIS, in a telephone in- the rioters' willingness, he said. He ment officialpermitted this to happen, Dave Lewis, director of the terview, said the weekend conflict described their behavior as circumventing the channels USCC Migration and Refugee was precipitated by "roving bands atypical. "There are many Cubans in established for processing. The Service's office at Fort Chaffee, said obviously composed of people this camp patiently waiting," he favored treatment accorded some about 200 of the some 19,000 camp looking for trouble." Many of the said. refugees only further frustrated the residents were responsible for a riot rioters were those who also have Nonetheless, Lewis said, others, Lewis said. June 1 in which refugees who broke refused to follow normal camp rules, frustration was also to blame for the He said comments by USCC out of the camp clashed with local he said. He added he "woldn't be climate surrounding the riot. "I officials who criticized the govern- law enforcement officers before surprised" if the Cuban government think anyone here would become ment during a press conference in being forced back. frustrated," he said. "These people Washington May 28 were justified. know where they want to go" but Confusion in government efforts is "We hear that we should not impose our thoughts are confronted with a time- contributing to the difficulty of on our children, that we should let them be free. consuming process that seems to refugee processing, Lewis said. •Hogwashnogwasm! ITf we aondon'tt give thetnem our values thetney—y I hinder them, he said. will receive the values of everyone in the world bubutt j MANY HAVE relatives in the "Agencies shouldn't be going at us." I United States and some of those each others' throats," he said. r Serra Club Presents Check God is a family, Charismatics told for Summer NOTRE DAME, Ind. -(NC)- because the secular culture is the father, everyone waiting until The spirit was both joyous and enveloping. " the mother is seated at the table 'Vocations' serious at the 1980 National Con- He mentioned television, schools before others sit down and con- At its annual installation ference on the Charismatic Renewal and the economy as contributing to versing without interrupting each luncheon held on May 28, the in the Catholic Church May 30 - June anxiety and despair about marriage other. Serra Club of Broward 1 on the university of Notre Dame and family life. But he said County presented a check to campus. Christians have help other people do Mrs. Ranaghan outlined four Fr. Gustavo _ Mijares, More than 11,000 men, women not have, a commitment from God. ways parents can teach honor. First, Director of Vocations, for his and children — some wearing blue T- This .commitment makes a people of parents need to be there in the home. use in connection with a shirts with the conference theme, hope, he said. She called for a return of the summer camp for young men "God, make us your family" em- "GOD IS a competent God, an family dinner hour with everyone interested in vocations to the blazoned across the front — em- effective God," he said. "He can sharing a meal and conversation. priesthood. - braced old friends, sang, prayed back up his commitments. "Maybe priorities have to be At the luncheon officers and listened to talks on ways to "God's programs and policies changed," she said about the many were inducted into office by strengthen the quality of nuclear always pass," he added, but em- activities which can interfere with Fr. James Quinn, pastor of family life and the family of God. phasized that this does not mean that the family's eating together. Nativity Church in "God is a family," Redemptorist human beings will not suffer or feel Second, parents must create an Hollywood, and Chaplain to Father Thomas Forrest said during pain. However, all "self-inflicted environment of prayer and order in the Serra Cluba. The officers the opening general session. pain will disappear with a trust in the home. were: Dr. Maurice Draye, "TO THIS DIVINE family we God." Third, parents must guard their President; Frank Fitzgerald, give the special name Trinity," he values of truth and of right and The fourth commandment, C. Richard Lill, and John said. Father Forrest is the director wrong. Devaney, vice Presidents for of the International Communications "Honor thy father and thy mother," is the key to improved family life, "We hear that we should not membership, vocations, and Office serving the Catholic program respectively; Philip Charismatic Renewal in Brussels, according to Dorothy Ranaghan, a impose our thoughts on our children, member of the National Service that we should let them be free. Jansen, Esq., treasurer, and Belgium. Walter Marsh. Secretary. "Man is capable of living the Committee of the Catholic Hogwash," she said, 'if we don't very same life that God lives, the life Charismatic Renewal and the give them our values they will Fr. Jose Nickse, Director of many as one. For us being a mother of five children. receive the values of everyone in the of Radio and Television for family is the only way for us to be She defined honor as a com- world but us" the Archdiocese, guest God-like," he said. bination of obedience and speaker, spoke of the need for responsibility and said that children Fourth, she urged parents ac- communication of Church Ralph Martin, an author and tively to train their children "to member of the word of God Com- recognize honor between their activities, and urged all to mother and father in what she called become just like us" and to respect mia,ke maximum use of these munity in Ann Arbor, Mich., said the values their parents do. "problems can look overwhelming, family rituals — a special chair for media.

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(Continued from Page 1) weapons, he said. the demands of the 'world,' without sufficiently taking into account not The world's fragile political only the common sense of the faithful equilibrium could be destroyed at who are troubled by these opinions, any time, raising the specter of but also the essence of the faith, nuclear war, added the pope. which has already been defined Scientists must work to avoid since the beginnings of the church," nuclear war, he said. said the pope. The previous day, he had The pope also referred to the discussed church issues with the integralists as traditionalists. French bishops and said their "The traditionalists, pointing primary duty is to bring about the out those abuses that evidently we "acceptance and realization of are the first to condemn and to Vatican II, according to its genuine correct, are shutting themselves up content...and not as some would like rigidly in a given period of the to see it." history of the church and at a given The "mutual suspicion and moment of theological formulation or criticism" between people wanting liturgical expression which they more liberal interpretations of have absolutized, without Vatican II and those rejecting many penetrating sufficiently the of its teachings must be halted if the profound meaning, wihtout con- authentic nature of the church is to sidering history in its totality and its survive, Pope John Paul said. legitimate development," said Pope "TWO TRENDS of opinion are John Paul. in question here — progressivism THE PROGRESSIVES are Pope holds wooden cross given him by pilgrims. and integralism," he said. threatening the unity and Progressives "are always im- universality of the faith while the patient to adapt even the content of traditionalists fear new questions around the successor of Peter," said Forty percent of St. Denis' the faith, Christian ethics, the "without admitting in the long run the pope. residents are under 25 and nearly 75 liturgy and the organization of the that the Holy Spirit is at work today On May 31, Pope John Paul percent of the employed are factory church to changes in mentality, to in the church with its pastors united celebrated Mass at St. Denis workers, laborers or service per- Basilica, about six miles from the sonnel. The pope's homily was center of Paris in an area which strongly laced with pledges of "Two Trends of Opinion are in question gives strong voting support to church commitment to defending the France's Communist Party. rights of workers. here progressivism and integralism" 'Horrible nuclear war'. Pope warns PARIS -(NC)- Pope John Gospel, i.e., the message of Christ Paul II sharply warned against the and of the Church, and man in his "Horrible prospect of nuclear war" very humanity itself." in a speech to the executive council Because the church eixsts for of UNESCO June 2. man it is committed to tb / "The future of man and mankind development of human culture, he is threatened, radically threatened, said. in spite of very noble intentions by Regarding education, the pope men of science," he declared. declared that the heart of the HE WARNED against using educational process is the science for the ends of destruction development of "moral culture." and death "in the realm of genetic He particularly warned against manipulations and biological ex- educational systems that focus on periments as well as in those of "instruction which only refers to chemical, bacteriological or nuclear what man possesses" rather than armaments." "working toward what man must At the heart of the pope's 'be'." message to the UN Educational, "IT SEEMS that such dangers Scientific and Cultural Organization in the matter of education especially was praise of culture as the basis of threaten societies with a more humanity. developed technical civilization," he commented. "Man lives an entirely human The Pontiff linked culture and life only because of culture," he education as the basis of nationhood. said. "Human life is culture...Man He said he was not speaking of cannot do without culture." nationalism, but of the cultural unity He sharply contrasted that view that binds the people of a nation with materialist views that measure together. man in terms of "what he owns or "The nation exists 'by' culture 'has.' " and 'for' culture," he said. He related UNESCO's other The Polish-born pontiff com- goals of fostering education and mented: science to what he called "the basic "I am the son of a nation that has and vital dimension" of culture. lived through the greatest ex- periences in history, condemned to SPEAKING OF the Holy See's death several times by its neighbors, presence at UNESCO, the pope said but which has survived and re- that the church has a deep common examined itself. It has kept its interest with the organization's identity and it has conserved, purposes not only because of the regardless of foreign occupations, Pope reached for children everywhere he went. church's work in education, in- its national sovereignty, not by struction, welfare, social depending on the resources of assistance and similar areas. physical power, but uniquely by On a deeper level, he said, is depending on its culture." "the fundamental link between the Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 6,19801 Page 5 OFFICIAL Help missions in U.S. Dear Friends in Christ: The Chancery announces Park Boulevard in Broward Fort Lauderdale, and Hendry The Catholic Church is the largest Christian Church m that Archbishop McCarthy County and West Coast, ef- and Glades Counties, ef- the United States. As part of the growing Church in has made the following ap- fective May 15, 1980. fective May 15, 1980. America, the parishes among our Black Catholics and pointments : THE REV. PABLO A. THE REV. FRANCIS American Indian Catholics are an important development THE REV. ARTHUR NAVARRO - to Area Coor- LYONS, O.S.A. - to Associate of the Catholic faith in the United States. DENNISON — in residence at dinator of Evangelization Pastor, St. John Fisher The very word "Catholic" means "Universal," for all St. John Vianney College Keys to South of 103 Street in Parish, West Palm Beach, people, for all time.We share in the universal mission of the Seminary, Miami, effective Dade County, effective May effective June 15, 1980. June 4, 1980. 15, 198(0. Church when we support the Annual Collection for the THE REV. JOHN D. THE REV. 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Page 6! Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 6,1980 Good M/RFS Priest .... Uses bio-feedback to ease tensions, open up youth to religious possibilities

By GEORGE KEMON machine, by means of light flashes or electronic tones, the energies of Fr. Donald Walk, Catholic some parts of the body. Chaplain at Miami-Dade Com- Bio-feedback can measure the munity College, North, has been levels of tensions and stress in the conducting some interesting classes body. in Biofeedback, and A.R.E. (Anxiety This kind of therapy came to be Replacement Exercises) at the useful in helping the Catholic to Campus Ministry Center at 10600 understand his tensions and N.E. 27th Ave. energies and nerves more readily, THE CLASS comes under the and with the students exposure, in ageis of Professor Joan Humphries, today's world, to many external head of the Psychology Department influences which tend to buffet, lead, at Miami-Dade and an ardent and dictate his mind— these sessions devotee of Fr.Walk's efforts with Bio- began to loom as important in the Feedback and A.R.E. well-being usefulness, of the student. Some 43 young people of every religion, ethnic background and age Bio-feedback is used to prove group were included in the class. that the peace of Christ can be Most of the kids had not been ex- measured within us. It is not the posed to such therapy before — and most important part of the class' many had taken drugs or some sort usefulness, says Fr. Walk. of mind controlling substance in the "THIS ASPECT of the class past. Some had never used drugs. effort is called pre-evangelization," continues Fr. Walk." Pointing to the fact that the Spirit does exist. We tell "I noticed a change in my them that the stresses and anxieties attitude as the class they are experiencing can be removed. And this is the pre- progressed and oddly evangelization aspect at work." enough, a change in the They see a need to move on into whole group..." "My an whole other area. Many of the headache disappeared — students see a means to move away from drugs, a way to better relations isn't that something?" with their peers, their parents and family. V . Fr. Walk, started the group The use of anxiety replacement with what he calls attention-getting exercises in the form of meditation devices. Simple exercises in becomes something to be desired and memory-testing, awareness and the students seem to be open for this mind-relaxing techniques. aspect of the class. BIO-FEEDBACK, Fr. Walk The procedures take about an explains, is not bio-rhythm. It is the hour and a half. One wishes it would Fr. Donald Walk, Miami Dade North chaplain demonstrates bio-feedback. use of machinery or motors to take a lot longer! One can "feel the measure body states. There are body presence of God in the room". But, states which give off energy that can God is never mentioned initially. relaxing with eyes closed and Fr. IT IS THE "GIFT" Father be measured. Just as a stethoscope There is definitely a force which one Walk places his hands over the open promised each of them — and a will measure heartbeats — bio- feels all around as Fr. Walk passes palms of each student and passes on "gift" it was! The release of ten- feedback can measure, on a among the students who by now are to the next person. sions, stresses and nerve responses is gone — each has lapsed into a state of complete oneness with them- selves...without drugs, alcohol, or mind-bending substances. A com- plete realization brought on by exercise of the mind — a cleansing of the mind — and a relaxation brought about by no means other than our efforts at relaxation. Fr. Walk has been working with this technique all over Southern Florida in colleges, high schools and parishes. His work is gaining much favor as being an effective tool in the behavioral sciences and as a way to open young minds to spiritual possibilities. Some of the students who at- tended the class returned to tell Fr. Walk such things as, "I noticed a change in my attitude as the class progressed and oddly enough, a change in the whole group."Another student said, "My headache disappeared — isn't that something?" "I CAME in very tense but now I am very calmr a female student said, "I have a feeling of complete peace inside me," continued another. Such is the response of the young people who are taking this 16-hour course in bio-feedback and anxiety replacement exercise — from a priest who uses modern methods to Whole class learns how to reduce tensions through Anxiety Replacement Exercises. reach young people in a tense world. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, June 6,1^0 / Page 7 MATTER OF OPINION Batiif MtmsM, tkm, by SOB'S imrcf. with Ms mtati&y, m so not play *• cmnrd; sltytng at God's Wort; It Is ay making ttia Imth puMicly known thai we racflmmma

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Q. I read a book recently called us. The early Christians realized, as of us. who is God. How can God learn, or "A Modern St. Paul Writes." It we should also, that our belief that Therefore, all passages about be puzzled, cr tired? For that contains some ideas that I think Jesus is truly human is just as im- Jesus going through the same matter, how can God be born, have strange. portant as our belief that he is God. processes of development and his diapers changed, by hungry, and I wonder if it is right to say If either were not true, his struggle as the rest of mankind (as die? "Jesus learned obedience through saving life, death, and resurrection long as we eliminate any moral This is the heart of the mystery suffering " Wasn't he born would be only an empty gesture. If, weakness or sin) simply reflect an of the Incarnation — that Jesus, our obedien* ATien the devil tempted for example, Jesus is only God and essential element of our faith. We not Savior, is both God and man. We can him on v a mountain for 40 days, not man, it might prove God's only can believe it: we must believe not allow ourselves to resolve that wasn't he being tried for weakness? benevolence toward us, but we it, if we are to be faithful to our mystery by denying it. It seems to me that our Blessed Lord would not be the saved people we Christian traditions. (Questions for this column died giving glory to God his Father believe we are. Jesus could only This does not, of course, ignore should be sent to Father Dietzen, St. whom he said is our Father. Jesus accomplish salvation, as we believe the obvious problem of how these Mark's Parish. 1113 W. Bradley didn't have to learn obedience, he in it, by being fully and actually one human conditions coexist in a person Peoria, 111. 61606) was God! (Calif.)

A. The quote you give did not originate with a modern writer. It is straight out of the letter to the (LETTERS TO THE EDITOR] Hebrews in the New Testament. It is, in fact, only one of many statements in that letter and elsewhere in the What kind of Pope? how the local priests must conduct On birth control Bible which stress a truth many themselves. Those not following the trend will probably fall into un- To the Editor: Catholics have a hard time To the Editor: I would like to call your at- believing — that Jesus was really, comfortable positions or even be I don't know why it is necessary evicted. tention to a great discrepancy truly human, with all that implies in to decide whether the Pope is occuring in our Catholic churchs* body and spirit. And in turn, certain zealous lay doctrine. Our catholics are using liberal, conservative, or a rock. You people will follow the chain reaction. From my own experience, it must be receiving many discriptions artificial methods of birth control A few bones of gratitude will be because they are taught at an early seems that the denial of the to have the Archbishop advise you to tossed out as awards, esteemable humanity of Jesus is easily one of the write such a column (editorial). age that Natural Birth Control is a positions, contracts, etc. to those farce. Our church is allowing out- most serious errors of faith in our It's too early to estimate the who stay in line, right or wrong. day. For historical reasons, dating Pope's thinking outside of his few siders to influence our young to the In midst of the politics there is point that they truly believe that God back several hundred years, we hints to make sure the priesthood is the Good News to be preached, but have so concentrated on the fact that totally submissive, and his desires to makes mistakes. It is only then can first things first within this Arch- we reach our teen-agers. Only then he is God that we have greatly un- change parts of Vatican II to satisfy diocese. derplayed the truth that "He is like can we as parents teach our young the whims of his own background. James Doty us in everything except that he did the truth and proper meaning of Naturally, Archbishop West Palm Beach not sin." (Hebrews). McCarthy will change stances in using our bodies as they were in- The remarks in Scripture about accord with the changing of the (Note: The Archbishop does not tended. We desperately need to now Jesus growing, learning, suffering, Popes. He is certain to reap benefits tell The Voice what editorials to the key to our sexuality and how to crying, struggling with weakness by naming a high school after this write, nor did he name the Pope John turn it. and fear, and so on, were as vital to Pope. Paul II high school, if that is what Mrs. E. Mendelson the early Christians as they are to That gesture is a high-sign as to the writer is referring to.) Boynton Beach Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 6,1980 •7- By Msgr. James J. Walsh Mysteries shouldn't block faith

Now that we have ju s t fisnished itself is a very mysterious thing with another area of the mysterious. accepts the mystery — why the leaf the great feasts of Pentecost and the nowadays. We have become used to ALL THAT has been learned of the tree is green. Someone said it Blessed Trinity, perhaps something amazing discoveries of science in the from space exploration, the rocks of is easy enough to say its green should be said about mysteries — the natural order, each one of which the moon, the up-close photos of because of cholorphyll, but then why provocative subject of mysterires. leads us to another closed door and planets, lead us to new, enchanting should chlorophyll make things This is light summer reading! puts upon us a further demand to get mysteries. green and not purple? There's no doubt about it the SCIENCE IS doing an reality of mysteries in religion astonishing ' job in countless ways, makes some people see red. Often "If you are really intent on banishing all mystery, it but it cannot explain the how and the those so affected are people of a why of the seed that dies and comes better than average education, who becomes more than exasperating to realize that to life or the insect that is guided by a somewhere along the line discovered each new dramatic discovery...furnishes us with mysterious radar of its own. We the greatness of the intellect and another area of the mysterious." know sometihing about these truths, began to worship at its shrine. Their but only something. And then we "creed" is quite simple: the human grope in the darkness of mystery. mind alone must be considered the to the bottom of the mystery of Now if we step up from God's world So when we come to the higher gauge and standard of all truth. nature itself...If we think of mystery of nature to God's knowledge, we are realms of man's destiny and his SO IT IS NORMAL for them to in the old fashioned way — a truth being very reasonable indeed when relationship with his creator, why look down on "revealed" truth, about which we cannot know we expect to find truths known only treat a mystery with less respect or which is richly veined with mystery. everything — then we ourselves are to God, truths that cannot be with suspicion? They come to feel that the ac- walking mysteries. No scientist fathomed by the world of natural IF WE ADMIT the gnat baffles ceptance of mysteries of this kind is would be rash enough to claim that experience. us, why do we lose face in admitting an insult to the intelligence. A kind we no longer live in a world of that God can reveal truths about of intellectual suicide or an exercise mysteries. There are certain things which which we know very little- For of mental cowardice. Why? They We are just beginning, to God himself must tell us about, example, the fact that there are feel that these monsters of religious- discover truths in the natural order. because we are not equipped three persons in one God. Or that minded people are established as We know a little bit of many things mentally to learn them by ourselves. Jesus is both man and God. Or that truths, when the mind of man cannot undreamed of a century ago. But we This is what we call revelation. Is the Bible is the inspired Word of grasp or explain them. are toddling infants here, too. All the this upsetting? Isaac Newton was God. What does this mean? Does a while we should realize that we eat being honest and reasonable when If this acceptance becomes a Christian believer accept as true a mysteries, breathe them, carry them he said, "I know the laws of at- problem, , aren't we dwarfing teaching a bout which we can know in every part of our bodies, see traction, but if you ask me what man to the size of an ant? I mean, nothing? Are we expected to believe them with every glance, touch them attraction is, I really cannot tell." should not all the marvels of nature a theory that is contrary to reason? all day long. Every form of life on The scientist can dissect and lead us to project a giant image of Does the church demand of its earth involves a mystery. And if you analyze what he finds in nature. He man, so far superior in his creation members that intellectual assent be are really intent on banishing all can give it a name and classify it and to all other forms of life? And shouid given to a doctrine that is mystery, it becomes more than distinguish it from other forms. But we not pursue the mysterious meaningless? Or unjust or even exasperating to realize that each he cannot explain the life and in- aspects of a human being listening to cruel? new dramatic discovery — each new stincts of even a gnat or a nosseum. the revelation of his God with ex- SOME THINK SO. And this in truth, shall we say? furnishes us He cannot fully explain — but he citement and expectation?

By Dick Conklin Family, not government/ is solution

Sometimes, in spite of all the were permitted to nominate only a recommendation of Mr. O'Donnell). children. In a neighboring parish the promises of Big Government, the old token representation. Thanks to lobbying by the Family Life film series by Dr. James tried-and-true ways of doing things So this year a "pro-famity" Florida Catholic Conference, at C. Dobson was run on consecutive turn out to be best after all. Case in coalition was formed early, to insure least three Catholics active in family Sunday evenings. Topics such as point: 1980 — the International Year that traditional families — the kind life work were nominated, and two "The Strong Willed Child", of the Family. the census bureau defines as others were selected by draw. One "Christian Fathering", "Peer "related by blood, marriage, or other was named as an alternate. Pressure and Sexuality" and "The Following the format of Lonely Housewife" offered practical previous "theme" years dedicated ideas for the family and were highly to women (1978) and children (1979), acclaimed by the people who came. the federal government allocated "The family is the only way we know to produce The series was sponsored by the large sums of tax money for good people. We have no intention to replace it Archdiocesan Family Enrichment workshops and regional meetings Center. designed to form public policy. and if it 'sfailing apart, we'd better attend to it." — National .guidelines call for Jean Doyle Our churches have had a lot grassroots delegations "broadly more success over the years in representative of 'real people' ." dealing with family problems than President Carter proclaimed, "The any government agency, and no first thing we're going to do is listen adoption" — would be represented THE FIRST OF three national bureaucrat has yet to come up with a to families themselves." and their needs heard. IYF conferences are underway this good substitute for a loving mother IN SPITE OF their efforts, the weekend, June 5-7, in Baltimore. and father. The protection and MANY OF THE "real people" pro-family majority again found that Although at this writing the names of strengthening, not the replacement, are a little skeptical — un- they were being intentionally kept in the other Florida delegates are not of the American family should derstandibly. The International the dark. Governor Graham's White known, if other states are any in- always be a top priority — be it one Women's Year (IWY) attracted House Conference on Families state dication, they will be dominated by or two-parent, natural or adoptive. Florida women from a variety of coordinator, Peter O'Donnell, made government employees and social FLORIDIAN JEAN DOYLE, church and other women's it clear from the start that the workers. National Right to Life Chairman, organizations, who were invited to majority would not have their way. Contrast the government- testified at the White House Con- attend a state conference in Instead of following the national sponsored family year activities ference on the Family kickoff Orlando. Those who went found that guidelines for the fair election of with those taking place on the local ceremony, saying, "If the family is the meeting had already been state delegates, O'Donnell dragged level. In our parish a series of falling apart as some people believe, planned and tightly controlled by a his feet for several months, and then Friday night "TGIF" talks were we are in more profound trouble small coalition of women's announced that no elections would held for parents with young families. than with Vietnam or the pollution of liberation, legalized prostitution, be held at all. Instead, 15 of the Topics like child psychology, drug our natural resources. The family is lesbian, and pro-abortion activists. state's 51 delegates would be and alcohol abuse, and the effects of the only way we know to produce In spite of their majority status, the selected by random draw, and the TV were chosen to help parents good people. We have no invention to traditional women were prevented remainder would be nominated by administer a dose of preventative replace it and it it's falling apart, from expressing their views, and the governor (no doubt with the medicine in the lives of their we'd better attend to it." Miami, Florida / THE VOSCEI Friday, June 8.1980 f Page S (CHURCH LEADERS)

"The only priest who will always prove necessary to people is the priest who believes profundly, who professes his faith with courage, who prays fervently who teaches with deep conviction ,

who serves, who puts into practice in his own life the program of the Beatitudes, who knows how to love N desinterestedly, who is close to everyone and especially to those who are most in need.'" "Pope John Paul II Y Father Wissing awaits retirement in a small Mississippi River pa- rish. A solitary vocation By FATHER ADRIAN VAN KAAM go beyond mere loneliness and people. He then becomes able to others aware of their own call to enables him to feel at home with speak meaningfully of the common solitude before the Lord. People often are touched by the himself. This in turn readies him for experiences of life which all people As they respond to this call, loneliness of priests. They may ask: a deeper intimacy with God and go through — about birth and people begin to see their lives in a Is loneliness a terrible condition to people. Solitude facilitates com- death, suffering and joy, consolation new light. They notice what can live with? Doesn't it separate priests munion with God and with the best and desolation. foster or impede faithfulness. People from the pleasures and con- aspirations of people everywhere. INNER SOLITUDE can foster may find time, like priests, for solations of family life? Why are Communication with God makes remarkable growth. It helps people prayer and meditative reading of priests asked to choose such a life? a priest's time alone meaningful. In awaken as spiritual persons and Holy Scripture and the spiritual Yet loneliness is not his rectory he finds a place of silence hear the Holy Spirit in the innermost masters. Such practices, which may fill many hours of the celibate's life, F necessarily a bad condition. in which he can be by himself. regions of their being. In solitude the Loneliness can become rich and Through prayer and daily reflection priest discovers how his life, with its provide a deep sense that one beautiful if it can be turned into he prepares for his preistly ministry. unique calling, originates in God. belongs to the tradition of Christian solitude. Living alone outwardly can At such moments the priest can find At the same time he becomes formation. They enable the priest to communicate this sense of belonging A help a priest live in solitude in- in himself the sufferings, needs and aware of how others are called from wardly. Inner solitude helps him to longings he has in common with all within bv God. And his life makes to others.

ByALASPELL Nauvoo, Father Wissing says there are not many Mormons Father John L. Wissing, pastor of a small parish on the actually living here now. His parish buildings are just steps Mississippi River, is also a veteran of 20 years as a Navy from the town's Mormon Visitor's Center. It is also just a chaplain. He visited exotic ports in many countries in- short, scenic walk from his front porch to the Mississippi. T cluding Japan, China, the Philippines, France, Greece, Just past his 67th birthday, Father Wissing follows South America and Mexico. Today the quiet views in world crises in the headlines. "Right now, I regret that I'm Nauvoo, Illinois, keep him happy. not younger. I'd like to go back in. Seeing pictures of the Father Wissing says: "I don't ever get lonely because fleet over in the Persian Gulf makes me sad that I'm not there are too many people around and I don't have much there," he said. Missi- spare time. Right now what spare time I do have I spend He served in the Pacific during and after World War II. working on my retirement home here." In 1946 Father Wissing resigned his commission and Father Wissing plans to retire in the town of 1000 per- returned to the United States for more education. Four sons later this year. He wants to remain close to Sts. Peter years later, the Navy recalled him to serve as regimental ssippi and Paul Church where he has been pastor for 11 years and chaplain with the 1st Marine Division in Korea. near the Benedictine Priory of St. Mary's where he serves Following Korea, Father Wissing served aboard air- on the board of directors. • craft carriers and at shoreside locations. In 1965 he THE RETIREMENT home, lent to him by the sisters, returned to the front, again with the 1st Marines, as division river suits his fancy. It was built in 1856 by the Icarians, a French chaplain responsible for 12,000 men and their chaplains. community that moved here when the Mormons left in 1846. He admits he has some sad memories: two of his Three dozen parishioners are helping Father Wissing chaplains, personal friends, were killed with their troops in restore the home, keeping the charm of the original building combat. They had gone into combat on his orders. pastor intact. His dining room is an old wine cellar with a curved WHEN HE RETIRED from military duty in 1969, the half-barrel ceiling. priest tackled the problems of a country parish, suc- Surrounded by memorabilia of his Navy career and of cessfully making the transition from navy life to civilian his many trips. Father Wissing can recall where and when parish life. His parishioners were no longer young and he acquired each piece. He is an avid historian and respects frightened men in the field, but dependable, secure Catholic the traditions in his community. families. He set about serving their needs — working "We can trace Catholicity in the area back to the time of harder, he says, than he did in the Navy. Marquette and the Jesuit missionaries." he explains. "We Today Father Wissing makes the trip north to Peoria, have the names of priests who were here as far back as where his sisters live, about once a month. He looks forward 1820." now to retirement trips to England and ths Scandinavian While tourists flock to the Morraon landmarks in 2O1 in.tr'• © ™j."' 3"D8 wi"i

e 1C i iViiami, FiQriua i The. *'QiC£ / Friday., June S, 1S3Q. Priests need care too By FATHER RICHARD BYRNE ordination alone. The priest needs The vocation of the priest is the power of the community's love. often described in terms of pastoral This love is necessary daily bread care. The priest cares for his people for the priest; it sustains him. by speaking the word of God and by For the congregation this celebrating the most sacred rhythms dimension of pastoral care means of life in sacramental mysteries. He that they help form their pastor. cares by helping to shape a group of They give shape and direction to his individuals into a community which life. Their response in many ways is alive with the spirit of Christ. determines the quality of his ser- This is a beautiful, challenging vant-leadership. Sensitivity to this ideal. The newly-ordained priest has will lead to spontaneous and con- great expectations. As time passes, crete expressions of congregational however, his enthusiasm may begin pastoral care, moments when the to fade. Idealism ebbs away. Some people truly show their care for the fellow priests leave the ministry. priest. Others are beset with problems and A priest can be nourished by his loneliness. He may find himself people on many levels^ It may be as buckling under criticism, worn out simple as a word of appreciation on a and discouraged. Christmas card or a surprise birth- A priest may resign himself to day celebration. It may be a making the best of the situation. He receptive face or an affirming nod may lose himself in organizational during a homily, or an honest activism. Or he may gradually with- word of criticism about the same draw from people and become a homily. Care for the pastor may rectory priest, fulfilling only the include a voluntary, "Is there minimal demands of his service. anything I can do to help in the WHAT HAS HAPPENED? The parish?" answer may lie in the mystery of THIS CARE may extend from human suffering and diminishment. the warmth of a handshake after The only way out is through par- Mass to generous service on a parish ticipation in the mystery of Christ council. The pastor who is a whose ministry was fulfilled in vulnerable servant will experience suffering, death, and resurrection. all this as an expression of the congregation's care. He hears in Both priest and community need such expressions the voice of the to remember that pastoral care is a people saying, "Amen, pastor, go two-way street. The pastor is cer- on!" tainly called to care for his people. The most important foundation But pastoral care involves caring for of a community's pastoral care, the pastor as well. Priest and however, lies beyond these in- congregation live and function well stances. It lies in the overall only in a co-ministry of mutual Christian life of the community communion and reciprocity. They which the pastor sees gradually but live a mystery of inter formation: visibly growing toward the fullness priest forming people, people form- of stature in Christ. Time and again ing their priest. St. Paul was moved to praise and to For the priest, this means living thank God for the growth of the as a vulnerable servant of the congregations he founded and community. Vulnerability bears a nourished. "I give thanks to my God question: "Are you with me?" The every time I think of you," he wrote servant is not above his master. The to the Philippians. Paul kept going priest is not above or apart from his amidst opposition and suffering of people with a kind of privileged every kind because his access to divine mysteries that he congregations kept responding to dispenses to those below. the Gospel. Their response to Christ The servant needs his master's was their finest gift to him. It was affirmation and care if his service is their fundamental mode of pastoral to be loving and creative. The priest care. as servant can joyfully accept his Today's priest needs the same I response, a growing commitment of vulnerability in this regard, knowing that he cannot live by the power of his people to a full Christian life. T Only God can make seed grow 41 By FATHER JOHN J. CASTE LOT AFTER TELLING THE Corinthians all he that daily tension pressing on me, my anxiety for has suffered for the sake of Christ, Paul con- all the churches. Who is weak that I am not af- In his Epistles, St. Paul discussed his tinues: "Leaving other sufferings unmentioned, fected by it? Who is scandalized that I am not ministry in .some detail. Much of this is still there is that daily tension pressing on me, my aflame with indignation? ...This is the third time I relevant today. His mission was an apostolic one, anxiety for all the churches. Who is weak that I am coming to you, and I am not going to burden as is that of the modern pastor. am not affected by it? Who is scandalized that I you; for I do not want what you have. I only want St. Paul was intent on forming Christian am not aflame with indignation?...This is the you. I will gladly spend myself and be spent for communities: communities of people conscious of third time I am coming to you, and I am not going your sakes. If I love you too much, will I be loved their unity with Christ and with each other, to burden you; for I do not want what you have. I the less for that?" (2 Corinthians 11:28; 12:14- eager for the truth, fired by love and expressing 15). this love in mutual service. In an intensely per- Fathers of families can come home and share with their sonal way he was dedicated to those he had wives and children; priests have no one waiting at home formed in Christ. They were his family, the only for them. Often enough, no one seems to care one way or The church at Corinth had given Paul no family he could really call his own. the other. little trouble. Ithad been riddled by cliques, with Expressions of Paul's affection for his family only want you. I will gladly spend myself and be some professing allegiance to Paul, another to are scattered throughout his letters: "...while we spent for your sakes. If I love you toomuch , will I the spellbinding preacher, Apollos, yet other to were among you we were as gentle as any nur- Cephas (Peter). In countering this, Paul reminds be loved the less for that?" (2 Corinthians 11:28- 1 sing mother fondling her little ones. So well 29; 12: 14-15) them of the function of apostolic ministers? ^ disposed were we to you, in fact, that we wanted The church at Corinth had given Paul no "After all, who is Apolios? and who is Paul? to share with you not only God's tidings but our little trouble. It had been riddled by cliques, with simply ministers through whom you became very lives, so dear had you become to us...You, some professing allegiance to Paul, another to believers, each of them doing only what the Lord likewise, know how we exhorted every one of the spellbinding preacher, Apollos, yet others to assigned him. I planted the seed and Apollos you, as a father does his children...when we were Cephas (Peter). In countering this, watered it, but God made it grow. This means orphaned from you for a time in sight, not in mind AFTER TELLING THE Corinthians all he has that neither he who plants nor he who waters is of — we were seized with the greatest longing to see suffered tor the sake of Christ, Paul continues: any special account, only God, who gives the vou" (1 Thessaloniais 2: 7b-8, 1L 17'!. "'Leaving other sufferings unmentioned, there i~ growth" (1 Corinthians 3: 5-7). Miami, Florida / THE VOICE /Friday, June 6,198C / Page.11 By Dr. James Family Life and Mary Kenny Fathers, you are important, too

Motherhood is sometimes given their children, especially while they "Before that, they are Mama's. But need a firm but steady hand. The low status in this society. "Just a care for infants or are trying to once they get walking well, they're teen years are erratic and irrational. mother" has become the too common figure out how to handle teen-agers. mine." Fathers are very good when It is no time for parents to be answer to the question, "What do Mothers often have a 24-hour-a-day the children begin to move around emotional and punitive in response. you do?" responsibility. They need relief and and explore and try out all their What is needed are consistent Fatherhood receives an equally support. Fathers have this ability. energies. policies which are gently but firmly bad press. On the one hand, After all, wasn't Dad smart enough Fathers also make good applied. Fathers can be very good at Dagwood Bumstead is spotlighted as to romance her in the beginning and storytellers. From time immemorial, following through to see that chores the blumbling buffoon with the get her to say yes she would marry males have enjoyed the telling or are completed and curfews are cowlick. On the other hand, the him? Now all he needs is to call on reading of stories. Around a camp- honored. macho male is portrayed as someone this same talent to make his wife feel fire at night or with the boys, men Fathers have allowed them- strong, silent, unfeeling, restored and worthwhile so she can love to weave tales, whether they selves to be regarded as unimportant domineering and unsupportive of his continue with a glad heart to face the are funny stories or adventurous and incapable for too long. Many wife, while overly strict and daily hassles. happenings. Fathers can put this today have both the ability and the demanding with his children. talent to use at bedtime with their desire to be good fathers. They need Neither image is attractive. Are ANOTHER IMPORTANT task children. to realize that fathers grow and fathers really this bad? is playing with the children. Fathers Fathers may have some talent at develop just as mothers do. ROSS PARKE, a professor in differently from mothers. bedtime with their children. Fathers, trust yourself. Support child development at the university Mothers smile more, kiss more and Fathers may have some talent at and love the mother of your children. of Illinois, has observed and studied vocalize more. They even speak a organizations. Perhaps they have Enjoy your children at all ages. You fathers for a long time. His research different language to infants which become accustomed to scheduling have a unique and important role in discredits the cultural stereotype is filled with short endearing time and activities on the job. They the family. Fatherhood does not that fathers are uninterested, in- phrases and lots of repetition. can help by supervising household substitute for motherhood but competent and unimportant. His Father's play, according to chores, balancing the checkbook, complements it. research shows just the opposite. Parke's observations, is much more scheduling limits on television Fathers are very interested, have an physical. There is more bouncing viewing and planning family (Reader questions on family innate ability as parents and have and lifting. Father is less smooth and outings. living and child care to be answered important roles with the children. than mother. in print are invited. An important task for fathers is "They belong to me when FINALLY, FATHERS can be Addressquestions to: The Kennys: supporting and loving the mothers of they're two," one father told me. good disciplinarians for teens who Box 67, Rensselaer, Ind. 47978.) Mid-life crisis in faith

YET, AS DR. WARREN says, Or could that be the reason? For the parents who invest their faith in "Teen faith-development is in- a long time, I've suspected a job, consumerism, and their timately tied to the way adults relationship between the concern of teenager's faith behavior rather practice their faith, and even beyond some parents over their maturing than in themselves. that, to the way whole parish offspring's faith and the lack of Like Dr. Warren, I wish we communities live their faith. I myself concern over their own waning faith. could stop worrying so much about By DOLORES CURRAN am convinced that the most serious To simplify it, the more unsure they our collective adolescents' faith problem with religious development are about their own faith, the more behavior and look more closely at In a superb article in the desperately they seem to want it for that mid-life numbness of spirit in February 1980 issue of St. Anthony is a sort of mid-life numbness of their adolescent. Messenger "When teenagers Lose spirit, a closing-off of religious the pew. He writes, "I would en- questions which is actually the WHEN I WORK with parents of courage parents to pay more at- the Faith," Dr. Michael Warren teenagers who have slipped away pinpoints an uncomfortable area of atheism of the religiously half- tention to the quality of worship in awake." from the pew and ask about their their parishes...What sometimes parent—teen faith relationships, i.e. own faith life, they're apt to become appears to be a crisis of faith can in the shaky status of parental faith To paraphrase Emily Dicken- defensive. They don't want to talk fact be a crisis of worship." and its effect on adolescents. Those son, there's a sentence you can take about that. That's their affair. What of us who work with parents in our AGAIN, HE hits it right on the your hat off to. Any aware Christian they want to now is why somebody halo. Many parishes have little church are aware of the phenomena adult knows dozens of people who isn't "giving" their adolescent faith. of many parents who want their visible evidence of adult faith, even exhibit that "mid-life numbness of I'm not implying that all parents at Mass. Worship is obligatory, young adults to embrace a faith they spirit" but who are terribly con- themselves no longer feel, who want who are concerned about their teen's something to get through in as short cerned about the visible faith of their faith have a faith problem them- a time as possible. If a good share of them to grow in a faith they stopped young. Why? How can faith be so growing in a long time ago, and who selves. They don't. Good parents the pews in our parishes are filled important in a couple's progeny constantly examine the faith life of with the religiously half-awake, how want them to believe what they are when they have stopped growing in too apathetic even to discuss. all their children. But they examine can we expect our young to be at- it themselves? their own as well. I'm talking about tracted to us?

Family Night \ the custom of visiting the cemetery By Terry and Mimi Reilly deceased relatives still influence the ENTERTAINMENT: and placing flowers on the graves of family today. Play a favorite family game. OPENING PRAYER: loved ones. Try not to watch TV unless there Lord God, bless us as we come • Adult families is a good TV special. together for this Family Night. Be Trace the family tree, going as with us as we take time to remember ACTIVITY IDEAS: far back as possible and including those who have preceded us, to • Young and Middle Year dates and cities of residence. SHARING: recall your many blessings, and to Families Preserve this document for future Each share his or her favorite thank you for the gifts you have Find some old pictures and generations. Record on a cassette memory of a deceased relative. given us. keepsakes of family members who tape stories of family ancestors. CLOSING PRAYER: have died. Together make a small We thank you Jesus, for each SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT: booklet about a deceased relative. other, for the memories of our It is good to remember the dead. Include pictures, accounts of what SNACK TIME: family. We thank you for living in What were their struggles, dreams, was important to him or her, funny Strawberry season is at hand, so our family and for guiding us hopes? How do they influence our stories, and special events in this try some strawberry pie, shakes, through the generations. Be with us lives today? Many families observe relative's life.. Discuss ways berries on ice cream. now and forever. AMEN. Page 121 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, June 6,1980 Leaders cite need for unity at City Under God Ceremony

By GEORGE KEMON reflecting Miami's growing Tri- Ethnic communities, brought The Sixth Annual "City Under together clergy of Protestant, One God" worship program, Catholic and Jewish faiths at' the Bayfront Auditorium last Thursday. ARCHBISHOP EDWARD A. McCarthy, in brief remarks said, "The tragic events of the past days proclaim the desperate need we have for divine help and for a new community commitment to Godliness." The Archbishop went on, "But this is the time for men of good will to rally to a fresh vision of what our community might be as we raise our spiritual standards." Tire Archbishop concluded his remarks with some words in Spanish, and made reference to the prayer of St. Francis of Assisi given by the Episcopal Bishop Calvin O. SISTER CARMELLA DeCosty, Assistant Superintendent of Education for the Schofield, of the Episcopal Diocese Archdiocese is presented the Lumen Christy award by Mrs. Noreen Lahue, presi- of Southeast Florida. dent of the Catholic Educator's Guild, at a luncheon held at the Holiday Inn, (79th Over 150 participants including St.,) last Sunday. The Award had been previously presented by Auxiliary Bishop choirs from Gesu School, The Jewish John J. Nevins at a concelebrated Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral. Looking on is Home for the Aged and Haitian Sharon Rose O'Connor, a senior at Archbishop Curley High School who has been School children, and members of the awarded a Scholarship for Further Education by the Guild. clergy from many area churches, (Photo by George Kemon) "Faith, Youth and the Church" were heard by less than 300 people — is the subject of a lecture to be and most of them were senior Ferre, who touched upon recent Progresiva School Choir, the choir given by Fr. James I. Burtcha- citizens bussed in from area events as a basis for a return to God from the Jewish Home for the Aged, ell, at Barry College, at 1:00 retirement facilities. for guidance as Miami begins to and Haitian Dancers under the p.m., June 14, in the Faculty DR. CONRAD WILLARD, tackle the tremendjous task of direction of Fr. Thomas Wenski, Lounge, La Voie Hall. In the Central Baptist Church of Miami rebuilding following the recent riots. Assistant Director, Catholic Haitian evening he will speakat College was vocal in his concern saying, "I This was the theme alluded to by Center, St. Mary's Cathedral. of Boca Raton at the Lynn am dismayed at the lack of at- all of the speakers — clergy as well Student Center on "Abortion Fr. Wenski also did the trans- tendance at this important service." as City commissioners and judicial lation from English to Haitian of the and Holocaust." Fr. Burtchaell Observers felt there was a break guests. is former Provost and head of down in publicity. "New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus, the Theology Dept., at Notre Interspaced between the brief the poem which is on the base of the The program opened with messages from the clergy were Statue of Liberty in New York Dame. He is also author of se- greetings from Mayor Maurice A. veral books. songs by Gesu school choir, the La Harbor

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She is going to Word and to the sick and needy; St. Parish; search with their people for novel, Catholic University, Washington, Joan of Arc Parish Fred and Joyce Chapin, creative opportunities for service." D.C., to study for a doctorate in lay Mrs. Catherine (Kitty) Janelle, Ministers to the sick, St. Paul of the "The pastors have been most ministries. She will return in 1981. Family Life Ministtry, St. John the Cross Parish — North Palm Beach; cooperative," said Dr. Scopetta. Apostle Parish; Mrs. Dorothy Chris, Minister to "We are grateful for their support. Those commissioned in the Mrs. Patricia Hittel, Minister of the sick and dying; St. Paul of the They are present in large numbers ceremony, and their ministry, were: the Word (Elementary) St. John the Cross Parish — North Palm Beach; today to sponsor their people. We Mrs. Hilda Montalvo, Lay Baptist Parish; David and Helen Mann, are very happy." leader and Minister of the Word Mrs. MaryTeasdale, Minister of Ministers to the sick and elderly, St. Zoila Diaz, assistant director of assigned as assistant director of the the Word (Adult Education) St. John Paul of the Cross Parish — North Lay Ministries, was presented with Lay Ministry office for Palm Beach the Baptist Parish; Palm Beach. and Martin counties; Mrs. Viola Trpppe, lay leader, Archdiocesan Office of Respect TV priest sent Life; Pope tells Ms. Marta Fernandez Morrell, to Ft. Chaffee lay leader, Archdiocesan Office of President Carter has requested Worship and Spirituality; that four prominent members of the Italian bishops: Mr. Benny Lopez, lay leader for Cuban Community in Miami, be Respect Life Program, Gesu Parish; chosen to go to Ft. Chafee, Ark., and Mrs. Anne Gondolfo, Minister of dialogue with the Cubans who have take charge Evangelization, Holy Family Parish started a mutinuous situation. Archdiocesan Council of Catholic One of the persons chosen was VATICAN CITY -(NC)- Pope Women and Office of Lay Ministry; the Director of the Archdiocese John Paul II told the Italian bishops' Mrs. Caroll Chihocky, Youth Radio and TV Office, Fr. Jose P. Conference to end its traditional Ministry, Notre Dame Academy; Nickse, who was flown over to Ft. reliance on the Holy See for national Ms. Alice Beaulieu, Minister to Chaffee to work together with the leadership. other members of the Community the sick and dying, Sacred Heart It should take up "its own Parish, Lake Worth; who are to help ease the Ft. Chaffee unrest. responsibilities" and "revive fully Mrs. Eileen Kirkland, Minister the collegial tradition in force in the of the Word, St. Agnes Parish, Key church ever since the most ancient Biscayne; Begin invites times," he said. Ms. Maria A. (Toni) Miranda, Minister of Evangelization, St. Pope to Israel The pope met with the bishops Augustine Parish; JERUSALEM -(NC)- Israeli the evening of May 29, the day Ms. Eileen Belis, Youth Prime Minister Menachem Begin before he flew to Paris and the Minister, St. Catherine of Siena has invited Pope John Paul II to pay fourth day of the Italian Bishops' Parish; an official visit to Israel. Conference's five-day annual Mr. Antonio Casellas, Minister "The government of Israel is general assembly in Rome. of the Word, St. Cecilia Parish; happy to invite the pope, not only as Mrs. Rita Clifford, Minister of head of the Roman Catholic Church The pope put the autonomy of Evangelization, St. Clement Parish; but as one who helped to rescue Jews the bishops' conference first on the August and Catherine Pusateri, during the Nazi rule of Europe," list of issues that he wanted to "call Ministers of the Word, St. David Begin told the Knesset (parliament) to vour attention." Parish; June 2. Begin said he extended the in- "FIRST OF ALL," he said, "is Dr. Scopetta presents Zoila Diaz Mrs. Marie Cardet, Minister of vitation after learning from French the problem of a correct and well with a guitar from all lay ministers the Word, St. James Parish; Jewish leaders that the pope, during understood autonomy of the bishops' for her work in lay ministry. 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Page 14 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, June 6,1980 Artist paints 70 popes.~l givesr them to his parish By GEORGE KEMON traits. Mr. Maher accomplished what he set out \to do. Visitation Parish in North The paintings were brought out Miami was the recipient last Sunday to the foot of the altar following of a fine gift from one of its Mass and the protraits and Mr. parishioners, Mr. Leo Maher. Maher were blessed by Fr. Mr. Maher has painted portraits McGrath. of the last 10 popes — from Pius X, MR. MAHER, who is fifty-eight through to John Paul II. These is semi-retired and has lived in popes cover the period from the end North Miami for 25 years. of the last century to the present. He has been painting just about The portraits, all executed in as long, and has shown his work watercolor are technically out- throughout the Miami area in ad- standing in their visage. They are dition to accepting commissions. excellent likenesses of the popes. The ceremony was the more ACCORDING TO Fr. John D. poingnant and meaningful to McGrath, Pastor of Visitation, Mr. Mr. Maher since his wife of 43 years, Maher read the life of each of the Verna, died just a week before the popes before working on their presentation. Mrs. Maher did know portraits. He said Mr. Maher felt of the gift and that they had been this gave him a better insight into accepted with great pleasure by Fr. each and he was able to bring some McGrath on behalf of Visitation. The particular trait to each of the por- works will hang in the "Cry Room."

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Women's Clubs before that date in order to be complete name, address, included in the new roster phone number and month and St. Charles Borromeo which will be prepared during day of your hirth. Catholic Women's Club, the Summer. Dues are $5.00 If ••• Hallendale, will hold their you do not plan to attend the last regular meeting for this meeting please mail your The newly elected of- season on June 10, at 7:45 dues to Jo Sicary, 2485 NE 209 ficers of Holy Spirit Women's p.m. in the Parish Hall.1980-81 Terrace, N. Miami, Fl. 33180. Guild, Lantana, were in- dues should be paid on or Please be sure to include your stalled at a recent meeting, by the pastor, Fr. William L. O'Dea. Following the ceremony, the business meeting for May was held in the Social Hall, followed by luncheon at Kristine's Restaurant, Lake Worth. There will be no more meetings until September. Rummage Sales St. Jerome Women's Club will hold a rummage sale in the Parish Hall at 2533 S.W. 9th Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. from June 12 through June 14, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For information please call Mrs. Antoinette Lariviere, 523-8660. *•• St. Clement Women's Club is holding their annual ST. JULIANA SCHOOL atlhletes won the 1979-80 championship Rummage Sale, June6-8,1980 in the Palm Beach County Catholic School Athletic League in from 9-5 p.m., (9-2p.m. on basketball, Softball, and track. The winning teams are coached the 8th) Event is to be held in by Mrs. Pat Smith and Bruce Haver. The softball champions pic- Parish Hall at 2975 N. tured below are: (foreground left to right) Mary Cleveland, Kathy Andrews Ave., Fr. Lauder- Hanbury, Stephanie Cushman, Jeanne McAvoy, Maria Sed; dale. Bishop John Nevins is dwarfed by one of the stacks on the (top left to right) Coach Smith, Kelly Baidas, Jennifer Panton, •*• S.S.Norway, world's largest cruiseship, as he blesses it last Ann Ulseth, Peggy Curran, Michelle Smith, and Lisa Garcia. The Parishioner's Guild week in the Miami port. He and Father Jose Paz, chaplain of the of Resurrection Church, 617 Stella Maris Seaman'sCenter, gave the invocation at a presenta- NE 2nd St., Dania will hold a tion ceremony earlier. Bishop Nevins prayed, "your Son, Jesus, Rummage Sale on June 8, was many times on a boat, even to preach and to proclaim the good news from it... Oh God, every ship is a link among different "SACRED TRUST- lands and cultures, every seaman has a heart opened for friendship and service. May this ship, The Norway, be one more Becker resource of material and spiritual richness, of brotherhood and Funeral Home peace in the world." from 8:00 a.m., to 2:00 p.m. of Fr. James P. McDermott JOHNSON /FOSTER Sale will be in Parish Hall will be celebrated in the Holy behind Church. FUNERAL HOME, INC. Cross Hospital Chapel, 47-25 N. Federal Highway, Ft. 1650 HAIRISON ST.riOLLYWOOO. FLA.PHONE: 922-7511 Ron E. Becker Fr. Me Dermott's Lauderdale, Fl., on June 15, PAUL J. HOULIHAN. L. F. D. Funeral Director 1980. Fr. McDermott resides Phone (305) 428-1444 45th in Pompano Beach and is a 1444 S. Federal Hwy. A Mass of Thanksgiving member of John A. Hill commemorating the 45th' Council and Edward A. DEERFIELD BEACH Anniversary of the ordination O'Neil Assembly of the PARISH Knights of Columbus. FUNERAL HOMES PHARMACIES FT. LAUDERDALE In time of sickness, and for better FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. health, you know you can depend ESTABLISH 1930 3501 W. BMMMb BLVD. on your pharmacy. The quality 5114100 prescription experts in this section are listed by parish location for your convenience. KRAEER FUNERAL HOME 5110 N. Federal Hwy., 326 E. Las Olas Blvd., Holy Family Parish » i ».iderdale. FL 33308 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Sample Road <30sf 771 -7303 1305) 467-1421 Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach 94i>2900 Deerfield Beach STONE'S Pharmacy 565-5591 941-4111 427-5544 Drive-in Window Service • Russell Stover Candies Boca Raton /?. Jay Kraeer Margate: 395-1800 972-7340 11638 N.E. 2nd. Ave. (Near Barry College). 759-6534 Funeral Director ^ "FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Our Lady Queen of Martyrs SCOT DRUG MUTUAL Family Hun • Hudson Vitamins - ftusseNStove r Candies Gift & Card Opt 2790 W. Davie Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale 581-1114 T. M. Saint Rose of Lima Parish PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME PARK SHORE PHARMACY Quality-Courtesy-Service 0 Thomas M. Ralph 10898 N.E. 6th Ave. - Miami Shores - PH: 754-9508 Judith C. Ralph CONVENIENFUNERAT LOCATIONL HOMES S Owners & Directors Our Lady-of Perpetual Help Saint Philip Keen, Alert, Accurate Prescription Specialists. SINCE 1927 ... SIX CHAPELS PRIVATE FAMILY ROOMS Phone: 587-6888 O PA-LOCK A DRUGS SPACIOUS FORMAL CHAPELS 681-3122 • 401 Opa Locka Blvd. 33054 Dietetic Candies Luncheonette & Store k 7001 N.W. 4th St. and Cookies Open 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tfie Plumitier Family Plantation, Florida Sundries Photo Supplies Film Oflveloping Money Oiders Blue Stamps Jos. L., J. L., Jr., Lawrence H. Page iBTMiami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, June 6,1980 '80 qrads look to future Compiled by GEORGE KEMON (Last week the VOICE carried excerpts from the speeches of the valedictorians of some of our Arch- diocesan schools. We continue this week with excerpts of speeches by Stefan Humphries of St. Thomas Aquinas, Ft. Lauderdale, and Susan Deebs, of Archbishop Curley.)

overcome them and what we do kind of poverty, poverty of the to help eradicate them must be spirit. The song, "what the world our commitment to the society in needs now is love, sweet love," *• .5.V: which we live. Whether we surely applies to today's society. become professionals, skilled This society does not need just a laborers, or homemakers, we little love; it needs a lot of must move into the world to love..." combat poverty, and inflation, and do what we can, each one of Archbishop Curley High School us, to end discrimination and opened in the fall of 1953 as an all racial tension. boys school. It was named after Most Rev. Michael C. Curley a former "Surrounded as we have Bishop of St. Augustine and a been throughout our school years pioneer in the field of Education. by all the comforts our parents The school became co- SUSAN DEEB STEFAN HUMPHRIES could provide, it may come as a educational in 1970 with the closing shock to discover that there is a of several of the parochial high my parents and teachers to fall ST. THOMAS AQUINAS great deal of poverty—not only in schools. It is staffed by diocesan back on for support and the world, but right here in priests, sisters and lay teachers and guidance, but gradually I St. Thomas Aquinas started out Florida, right here in Ft. has a present enrollment of 650 learned to handle more as St. Anthony's High School in 1936, Lauderdale. The unemployment students. located on the site of Broward responsibilities and cope with rate is rising every month, and various situations. County's oldest Catholic parish. By the lack of adequate income is The present Principal is Rev. 1952, growth dictated a separation of Gerald F. McGrath. the high school to its present forcing many people to live in "I now feel prepared to be location. It was Broward County's inadequate housing, and be dependent on myself and rely on only Catholic high school, and the unable to secure adequate my own judgment The learning name Central Catholic was ap- medical care when it is needed. The old cliche saying that your experience I received from high propriate. But, with the advent of "Graduates, it has been said high school years are the best school gave me more confidence other Catholic high schools in the years of your life, is certainly in the decisions I make. area, it became St. Thomas Aquinas that we live in a "mean little true in my case. As I think back in 1961. world, of mean little men." I over the past four years, I can "Now that my high school The faculty includes five sisters know this is not true. We do live recall many beautiful memories. years leave only memories, the of the Adrian Dominican Com- in a world in which Those memories are important future holds challenges that munity, two priests, two brothers, discrimination and racial ten- But I feel it is time for me to must be conquered. I hope to and fifty lay men and women. sion exist. We as humans have human faults, but we as humans strive to make my dreams of the meet these challenges and build STEFAN HUMPHRIES all have the capacity to receive future come true. a solid future for myself." "The decade of the —80's has and give love. Congratulations! been billed as the austerity Those graduates who have "The past four years at Curley years. We are faced with the shared the spirit of the encounter have helped me to mature and crises of our times. How we face know of this capacity, and know give me a better understanding Graduates these crises, what we do to how love can overcome another of myself. I realize that I still had

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Fort Pierce, Fl. (305) 461-4151 30 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK VOICE CLASSIFIED ADS. 25 YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE REDUCED FOR FAST SALE Ice Cream Parlor 40 Flavors 52 HOUSE FOR SALE-PORT ST. LUCIE Low budget store.easy to run CALL JUNE 754-2651 $19,500 down. Balance 10% Interest Owner will help with Mortgage By owner. Oelray 276-9736 on 3 BR. 2 bath, 4 yr. old home in 3t RETIREMENT HOME-BROWARO S. Port St. Lucie. Large screened LEGALS-NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 4A HALLS FOR RENT MNOVENAS 13 HELP WANTED porch. Beautiful landscaping. All RETIREMENT HOME appliances, drapes & carpeting. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH THANKSGIVING OOQOOOOQOOOQOq OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY $45,900 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE GABLES K OF C HALL FOR RENT COUNTY, FLORIDA NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Part-time Sales Opportunity LADIES & GENTLEMEN Call (305) 334-9462 PROBATE DIVISION 03 Weddings, Parlies or Banquets Oh, holy St. Jude, Apostle and Local field Representatives needed Room, 3 Meals & Personal Laundry RLE NO. 804368 270 Catalonia Ave. 448-9242 martyr, great in virtue & rich in for GENESIS 2, and ROMANS 8 REASONABLE SMEALESTATE PALM BEACH CO. IN RE: ESTATE OF LAWRENCE H. McLAIN, miracles, near kinsman of Jesus programs.Generous commissions 923-1726 989-6671 Deceased K'of C Hall for rent. Weddings & Christ, faithful intercessor of all who Arrange work shops & follow-up NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Banquets. (Miami Council 1726) invoke your special patronage in time to close sales. Ideal for present] 40 APARTMENTS FOR RENT NE PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 5644 NW 7 St. 266-10*1 of need, to you I have recourse from or former Director of Religious Commercial Properties AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the depth of my heart, and humbly Education. Send brief letter or 1 bedroom nicely furnished NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY IN SAID ESTATE: beg to whom God has given such resume to: Donald E. Storer completely. Older Adult. 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admin- great power to come to my as- istration of the esBts of LAWRENCE H. McLAIN Intermedia Foundation, 233 754-0966 844-0201 deceased, late of Dade County, Florida, File sistance. Help me in my present Wilshire Blvd. Suite 305, Santa Number 80-4368 is pending in the Circuit and urgent petition. In return, I Monica Calif. 90401 «0A DUPLEX FOR RENT-MIAMI SHORES 55 OUT OF STATE PROPERTY FOR SALE Court in and for Dade County, Florida, Probate promise to make your name known Division, the address of which is 3rd Floor, Looking for full-time or and cause you to be invoked. Dade County Courthouse, 73 West Flagler p part-time employment? Redecorated turn. 1 BR. Air/Heat Street. Miami, Florida 33130. The personal Say 3 Our Fathers, 3 Hail Marys and Glorias. NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS representative of this estate is MARGUERITE Check the Voice Classi- Publication must be promised. St Jude, pray Mature business lady only. Lease. McLAIN, whose address is 99-13th Street, NEEDED Cool summers, Low taxes, scenic fied Ads.-might have just for us and all who invoke your aid. AMEN. $295 month, including utilities. Apt. 701, Huntington, West Virginia 25701. R.N. SUPERVISOR beauty & a reasonable price for this what you are looking for. This novena has never been known to fail. I References. No Pets. 757-1944 The name and address of the attorney for R.::. ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR retirement dream house. 3 Bdr. 2 the personal representative are set forth below. have had my request granted. Publication, All persons having claims or demands against 11 to 7 shift 41A CONOOS FOR SALECORAL RBOE Baths, living-room with stone fireplace, promised. J.C.G. this estate are required, WITHIN THREE 220 bed, skilled Nursing Facility. convenient kitchen, diningroom MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST Excellent benefits. Contact opening into beautifully landscaped PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with 6 PERSONALS the clerk of the above court a written state- Thanksgiving to St Jude for prayers Ms. Parrish, D.O.N. FBeautrful large, airy, corner 2/2 . yard with rock gardens, native ment of any claim or demand they may have. answered. Publication Promised. Fair Havens Center Laurels, Rhodendron & wild flowers. Each claim must be in writing and must klntracoastal Condo. 2 blks. to I indicate the basis for the claim, the name and VITAMINS, MINERALS, BOOKS, MAM. " 201 Curtis Parkway, Miami Springs 1st. John Baptist. 5 min. walk" Located near the BLUE RIDGE PARK- address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, BREAD, NUTS, OILS, HONEY, SEEDS 887-1565 [to beach, shops & restaurants.{ WAY. Providing privacy yet easily and the amount claimed. If the claim is not 7-SCHOOLS Cr INSTRUCTION accesible. For year around residence yet due, the date when it will become due & HERB TEAS. •Exclusive Adult Bldg, with water 1 shall be stated. If the claim is contingent Elementary school, located in S.W. [view. 2 heated pools & dockage.^ or summer retreat. $75,000. or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty MURRAY'S Dade. Pleasant surroundings, grades Call 919-372-8244 shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the MUSIC LESSONS VLarge assumable Mtg. security shall be described. The claimant HEALTH FOOD STORE Voice, Piano, Guitar & Organ K-8. Fully accredited. All lay staff. Asking $116,500 ROLLINS & DOUGHTON REAL ESTATE shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to Corner N. Miami Ave. & 5 NW 75 St WE SEli INSTRUMENTS AT DISCOUNT PRICES Looking for lay principal with Florida LFran Anderson, Realtor, Assoc. { P.O.Box 591 Sparta, NX. 28675 the cleric of the above styled court to enable 759-2187 Certificate, Master's Degree earned the clerk to mail one copy to each personal MUSIK KORNER I Ben Fussell Realty, Inc. Realtor' 919-372-4093 (or call) 919-372-8848 representative. 1144 W 68 St. 821-1167 or currently nearing completion. [563-3292 Eves. 764-0875, 33 Acres near BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY "A PROFILE OF JESUS" 1549 Sunset Drive 666-8527 If interested, please ask for Priest at Development Opportunity for $30,000 All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has A BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL PORTRAIT HABLAMOS ESPANOL 247-4405 ALSO: farms, lots, cabins, small been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE HANDPAINTED IN OILS. BY CHARLES D'ESTE. CONDOS FOR SALE-PLANTATION acreage tracts & resort properties. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST ON 20" x 24" ARTBOARD. TOTAL PRICE $50 SA CRAFTS PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any Call! 2 Noon to 8 PM 681-8717. College Student will do painting objections they may have that challenge the inside & outside. For low estimate PLANTATION PLACE validity of the decedent's win, the qualifications Call 238-9178 of the personal representative, or the venue VACATION IN IRELAND New 1 bedroom unfurn. & 2 bed- room furn. Condo Apts. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 6,1980 / Page 19 Famous singing group to IffllMHlMlHa^^^**^ WWWfljKB a ijgjpii priest who HH helped them FALL RIVER, Mass.-(NC)-The five Tavares brothers, an award-winning rhythm and blues singing group, returned to New Bedford to help the priest who helped them get their start in show business. The group, which has produced such hits as "More Than a Woman" from the film, "Saturday Night Fever," got its start singing at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, New Bedford, Mass. The Tavares brothers went back to put on a benefit for the parish's 75th anniversary. "IT WAS GREAT," said Sacred Heart Father Raphael Flammia, the parish pastor. He remembers the brothers, who regard him as a second father, singing at a 1957 parish benefit. Father Flammia, proud owner of a Tavares jacket given him by the brothers, encouraged their singing career. Now, that career has produced a Grammy award and gold and platinum high-selling records. Some of the group's popular pieces include "Never Had a Love Like This Before" "She's Gone," "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel," and "Check It Out." Their success and return to the parish makes their surrogate father very happy. "The Tavares brothers carry the message of our church, beauty, joy and great pride, and I am so proud to be the 'father' of such TAVARES COMES HOME — Father Raphael Flammia, pastor of Our Lady of Assumption parish famous sons," he said. in New Bedford, Mass., is surrounded by the popular singing group, Tavares, during a recent Our Lady of the Assumption is an ethnic homecoming for the performers. The brothers put on a benefit concert for the 75th anniver- parish with families like the Tavares — who sary of the parish. emigrated from the Cape Verde Islands, a former Portuguese capital off the African 1 1 coast. Most parishioners work in the fishing industry in New Bedford. 'WHAT' D JOO SAY? Funds raised in the benefit were to be used for the extensive renovation needed by By HILDA YOUNG Momil: Indicates that one's mother will the parish church. NC News Service do something. "Who's going to sew costumes for the entire school play?" "Momil." Can My poor mother. She spends half her also be used with doot as in "Momil doot." visits saying, "What did they say? What did they say?" Sneeze: A part of the male body between No, she's not hard of hearing. She's just the thighs and lower leg. "He just skinned not afluent in teen-age jargon. sneeze." For example, 'It's hard for her to accept Gwan: 1. A command indicating one that "Jeet?" is a self-contained sentence should depart. 2. A statement of disbelief. expressing a young person's curiosity about the status of another person's dining Sumore: An additional amount. "Do you schedule. want sumore tweet?" You can imagine how she fees about "tweet." You know, such as in "is it time Mere: Reflective glass, "Who's been tweet?" brushing their teeth too close to the mere?" We are putting together a lexicon for her: Frenzous: A place most teen-agers are Butallmie: a term used to begin 40 when they should be at home. "I don't know percent of all adolescent sentences. Usually why you are mad, I was just at my frenzous." indicates disatisfaction with something previously said. "Butallmie friends are Mathenhiss: Two difficult courses of doing it" or, "Butallmie socks are in the study. "If I make it through mathenhiss, washer." I've got it made." Meecha: indicates a future rendezvous. "Meecha at Bob's house." Hafta: A form of the verb to have. 'Do I hafta doot?" Doot: a verb indicating an act will be What bothers me is that my mother "HE PROFPEP A TWENTV POLLAR BILL IN THE I accomplished. "Who will eat this last claims the entire household talks teen-age. F3ASKET BV MISTAKE ANP WE'S STILL IN cookie?" "I'll doot." Aw,-gwan. SHOCK/"

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Publicaci6n oficial catolica de la Arquidiocesis de Miami, 6201 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. 33138, Tel: 758-0543. Dirigentes Oran y Trabajan por el Evangelio Los esfuerzos arquidioce- ciendo que ademas de una pro- La doctora Mercedes Sco- sanos de evangelizacion toma- fundizada vida de oracion, la petta, directora de ministerios ron mas impulso durante el ul- evangelizacion puede tomar la laicos. expreso el compartido timo fin de semana Mayo 31- forma de un nuevo elemento de interes sobre una respuesta a Junio l,con unretiroy sesion vindicacion dentro del Buro de las inequidades raciales que de trabajo de 24 horas en el Se- Servicios Catolicos hermanan- encendieron la chispa el pasa- minario Mayor St. Vincent de do o aparejando una parroquia do Mayo en Miami. Paul en Boy ton Beach. de la comunidad negra a una del area blanca; o de un pros- "Podemos ver esto cpmp Unos 35 dirigentes de la pero negociante con alguien una tragedia, o como una lla- Arquidiocesis rezaron y discu- que puede aprender de el. mada", dijo la doctora Scopet- tieron sobre "Alumbren sus ta. Vidas" (Light Up Your Li- La sesion fue organizada ves"), el borrador del progra- por el Rvev. Padre John Entre otras muchas suge- ma de evangelizacion propues- Vaughan y el retiro espiritual rencias del Consejo estan: Re- to por el Arzobispo Edward estuvo bajo la direccion del tiros Familiares; Adoptar una McCarthy. El proposito de es- Monsenor William McKeever, parroquia en Haiti; Adoptar ta segunda reunion del Conse- con la asistencia de clerigos y una parroquia en la Ar- jo era recoger ideas de los diri- laicos representativos de orga- quidiocesis de Miami para be- gentes e inspirar entusiasmo nizaciones y grupos de la ar- neficio de ambas; desarrollar acerca de como difundir el pro- quidiocesis. uniones profesionales tales co- ceso evangelizador. mo dentistas, negociantes, "Creo que la evangeliza- Los reportes del Comite, vendedores, funerarios, etc., cion es la maxima prioridad de al final de la sesion, ponian en- en las cuales personas ex- la Arquidiocesis" dijo el Arzo- fasis en el establecimiento de pertas pudieran ofrecer sus ex- bispo, quien estuvo presente prioridades, fortalecer la fami- periencias a otros y considerar durante toda la Jornada. lia, y patrocinar una mas fuer- como Cristo conduciria sus ne- Padre John Vaughn, organizador de la reunion-retiro. Anadio que los Catolicos que te vida de oracion que se evi- gocios: celebrar una Conferen- mite ejecutivo del Consejo du- quias estan ya envueltas en viven una vida de fe pudieran denciara a si misma en formas cia Arquidiocesana sobre el rante el verano. Entonces los proyectos de evangelizacion, hacerunadestacaday positiva positivas dentro de la comuni- ministerio compartido y acla- comites parroquiales selec- tales como Desayunos Des- diferencia en la Ciudad de dad. Hubo unanimidad en que rar el concepto de que cada uno cionaran las actividades perti- pues de la Comunion, que Miami, recientemente des- cada catolico tiene la responsa- tiene una vocacion. nentes de entre las presenta- fueron descritos por Sue Blum, garrada por disturbios ra- bilidad de hacer algo, de mane- das. miembro del Consejo, como ciales, tanto como en el resto ra que el trabajo no recaiga so- Estas propuestas se m- una oportunidad para el testi- de la Arquidiocesis. lo sobre una minoria de perso- corporaran al programa en las El Arzobispo McCarthy monio Cristiano a nivel perso- Continuo el Arzobispo di- nas preocupadas. sesiones que sostendra el co- hizo notar que muchas parro- nal. "Ustedes Pueden Influenciar a Otros"

La Juventud de la Ar- 17a Convencion Anual de la bispo, fueron presentadas res- Arzobispo." El contesto ense- Oficina de Actividades Juveni- quidiocesis de Miami le tomo Juventud Arquidiocesana, que petuosa y deferentemente, aun guida: "Muy bien. Seleccionen les, tuvo que interpretar pre- la palabra al Arzobispo marco la primera reunion en la aquellas que algunos califica- dos entre ustedes para pasar guntas que parecian muy McCarthy cuando este les dijo: que jovenes 'de dos culturas, ron como "fuertes". El Arzo- un dia conmigo. Despues . complicadas como la de! pedi- "Quiero hablar con ustedes" inglesa y hispana, estuvieron bispo respondio a todas pueden reportarlo en "The do de mas sacerdotes de habla Sucedio el Sabado 31 de juntos. sonrientes y satisfecho. Voice." hispana para el ministerio ju- Mayo cuando mas de 300 jove- Aunque a veces parecieron Uno de ellos le dijo al Ar- He aqui algunas de las venil. nes se dieron cita en el Boca un poco atrevidas las pregun- zobispo "que a ellos les gus- preguntas que se hicieron: Raton College para celebrar su tas presentadas al Senor Arzo- taria saber como pasa un dia el "Como tratar con sus pas- Los jovenes propusieron tores; uno expuso que el se la adquisicion de un edificio sentia ofendido por las llama- para la Juventud y dirigencia das cualidades "afeminadas" mas solida en una presenta- de algunos seminaristas; por cion formal durante el ban- que no hay mas sacerdotes en quete que fue el evento social el apostolado juvenil. de la Convencion. El Arzobis- po les dijo que "era muy pron- El Arzobispo ^tcCarthy to para anunciar que tenemos aprovecho para hablarles de la el primer edificio de esta clase. necesidad de vocaciones. Los» Estamos considerando la eS'timulo a pensar en la llama- compra de un edificio no solo da de Dios al sacerdocio y a la para los jovenes sino para vida religiosa. muchos otros grupos tam- Rl Padre Bill Mason pre- bien...En el futuro habra un gunto: "iQue puede hacer la centro para la juventud." juventud y la arquidiocesis pa- ra llegar a las personas de co- A la pregunta de un joven lor? sobre que creia el de la juven- "Comunicacion" contesto tud de hoy, el Arzobispo, mi- el Arzobispo. iCuantas veces rando a la multitud entusiasta conversamos, nos reunimos y y respetuosa que tenia enfren- salimos juntos blancos y te, contesto sonriendo: negros? «> "Ustedes no se dan cuen- El Arzobispo McCarthy en la tribuna presiden- al fondo mientras un pullover al frente muestra Algunas veces el Padre Ja- tan del poder que tienen para eial de la Convenci6n de la Juventud, captado la raz6n del acto: "Youth Group" & mes Murphy, Director de la influenciarse unos a otros." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viemes, Juno 6,1980/ Pigina 1A San Bernabe "Compartimos Fue un miembro de la tri- le el andar a un paralitico, la bu de Levi , llamado Jose. gente los tuvo por. dioses a lo Convertido por las ensenanzas que ellos respondieron: "No de los Apostoles, vendio su somos dioses sino hombres co- Mision Universal" propiedad y dono el dinero de- mo ustedes que hemos vennido positandolo a los pies de a ensenarles las buenas nuevas Queridos amigos en Cristo: aquellos, quienes le pusieron del Dios viviente, que hizo el La Iglesia Catolica es la denominacion Cristiana mas por nombre "Bernabe", que cielo, la tierra y cuanto exis- grande en los Estados Unidos. Las parroquias que sirven a significa "hijo de la Inspira- te". nuestros hermanos Catolicos negros e indios nativos cion". Poco despues los judios constituyen una parte importante del crecimiento de la fe "Bernabe fue un buen del lugar, escandalizados por Catolica en los Estados Unidos. hombre, lleno del Espiritu las palabras de dos Cristianos, La palabra "Catolica" significa "Universal", para to- Santo y de fe, y fue escogido incitaron a la turba y los echa- dos los pueblos, por todo el tiempo. Nosotros compartimos para la muy creciente Iglesia ron a pedradas. en la mision universal de la Iglesia cuando contribuimos a de Antioquia." Fueron a Derbe y despues la Colecta Anual para beneficio de las Misiones para de predicar con buen exito vol- Negros e Indios Nativos de la fe Catolica. Bernabe predico en An- vieron a Lystra para ver a los A traves de la Colecta, ustedes ayudan a variadas acti- tioquia junto a Pablo por un discipulos que habia dejado vidades de educacion y servicios sociales para Negros e ano y despues fue su com- alii. Aqui se separaron, Ber- Indios Nativos e n el Sur de la Florida y en otras regiones panero de viajes por mucho nabe acompanado de Marcos delpais. tiempo. Juntos fueron a Chipre se fue a Chipre y Pablo marcho La Colecta Anual se efectuara el proximo domingo, 15 y a otras ciudades del Asia Me- a Siria en compania de Silas. de Junio de 1980. nor donde predicaron con Bernabe es considerado un grandes resultados. En Pido bendiciones al Senor para ustedes y vuestras apostol aunque no era uno de Lystra, despues del milagro re- famlias, y quedo, los doce; su fiesta se celebra el alizado por Pablo devolviendo- Sinceramente en Cristo, 11 de Junio. Ayuda Para Corpus Christ! Edward A. McCarthy Familias de Arzobispo de Miami Poco Ingreso Usted puede ser elegible para ayuda con sus cuentas de OFICIAL utilidades. Hay fondos Fede- rales disponibles para asistir a Arquidi6cesis de Miami familias de bajos ingresos, a traves del "Energy Crisis As- La Cancilleria anuncia que el Arzobispo Edward sistance Program" (Programa McCarthy ha hecho los siguientes nombramientos: de Asistencia en Crisis Ener- El Rvdo. John D. McGrath, como Coordinador de getical. Evangelizacion, para el Area al norte de la Calle 103 en Da- Para familias elegibles, el de County hasta el sur de Oakland Park Blvd. en Broward programa puede hacer pagos Co. y la Costa Oeste, efectivo desde Mayo 15, 1980. por concepto de electricidad, El Rvdo. PabloA.Navarro, corhoCoordinadorde Evan- gas.kerosen y por otros gastos gelizacion para el Area al sur de la Calle 103 en Dade relacionados con combustible. County, efectivo desde Mayo 15, 1980. Usted puede solicitar asis- "Yo soy el pan vivo que ha bajado del cielo. El que coma de El Rev. Charles Sullivan, C.P., como Coordinador de tencia a traves de las agencias este pan vivira para siempre". Evangelizacion para el Area al norte de Oakland Park locales. Estas son palabras del mismo Jesus, segiin el Evange- Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale y los condados Hendry y Glades, lio de San Juan, Cap. 6-51, quien el Jiieves Santo instituyo Para mas informacion la Eucaristia, ofrenda de Si mismo al Padre Eterno "parael efectivo desde Mayo 15, 1980. sobre el programa y telefonos El Rev. Arthur Dennison, en residencia en el Colegio perdon de los pecados". El Pan del Cielo se da a sus apos- de cada condado del estado de toles, quienes comiendolo en comunion con el mismo Senor Seminario St. John Vianney, Miami, efectivo desde Junio Florida, llame al tel: 1- 4, 1980. se hacen participes de El y de Su sacrificio.Y los Apostoles, 800-342—0776. Este es un nu- haciendonos participes de esta Divina y Pura Ofrenda,nos El Rev. Francis Lyons, O.S-.A., como Pastor Asociado mero libre de cargos (toll- unen tambien al Senor, quien nos dejara la Eucaristia co- a la Parroquia St. John Fisher, West Palm Beach, efectivo free).. mo memoria de su Pasion por la redencion del mundo. desde Junio 15, 1980. jLlame hoy! El programa Pero la Iglesia quiso darle al Santo Cuerpo de Cristo termina el 30 de Junio de 1980. un marco de adoracidn solemne y mas festiva donde procla- memos con jubilo el triunfo de la Cruz, sin la luctuosa at- El Bronx mosfera del Jueves Santo. Asi quedo instituida la festivi- dad de Corpus Christi para toda la iglesia universal. CEMENTERIO CATOLICO "Cuantas veces comande este pan y beban de este vi- Se Rehabilita no, hacedlo en memoria mia." Y cuantas veces nos acerca- mos al Banquete Celestial nos unimos entre nosotros (la Nueva York (NC) - El P. Iglesia), y todos con Cristo, Cabeza Divina de la Iglesia. Phillip Shanon, cura de San Son palabras de Pio XII en la Enciclica "Mystici Corporis Felipe Neci, en el corazon del Christi" (No. 64 'La Eucaristia signo de Unidad) donde7 Bronx, dice que los Hispanos tambien nos dice que el "mismo Cristo quiso que esta 11411 N.W. 25 Street comienzan a incoporarse en Miami, Fl. union se manifestara por medio del Sacrificio Eucaristi- buen niimero a los esfuerzos co". por rehabilitar este barrio, co- Siempre que veamos al sacerdote levantar la Sagrada nocido por la pobreza de sus Hostia veamos en el a Cristo que se ofrece nuevamente por habitantes, la violencia y el nosotros; comamos el Pan de Vida sabiendo que es Jesus crimen. Lo hacen a traves de quien viene a nuestros corazones y a cada uno de los comu- La Arquididcesis de Miami mantiene un lugar consagrado un grupo de II comunidades de nicantes. Respecto a ellos dice el Santo Padre Juan Pablo para el reposo eterno, con el respeto y amor debidos. Es base llamado Asociaciones II en su carta sobre la Eucaristia, capitulo "Eucaristia y el deseo del Excmo. Edward E. McCarthy, que todos los Unidas de Bedford Park Projimo": "La Eucaristia nos educa a este amor de un mo- catdlicos y familiares conozcan de sus derechos y privilegios (UABP), que se esfuerza por do mas profundo; nos ensena, de hecho, que valor tiene ca- en participar de tan venerables servicios. Par lo cual ha mejorar la imagen del barrio de da persona, hermano o hermana, ante los ojos de Dios, si 25,000 habitantes, por medio puesto a nuestra disposicidn nuevos planes para reservar a Cristo se ofrece a Si mismo igualmente a cada uno bajo las de ayuda al comercio y a la re- tiempo, ya sea en terrenos tradicionales, en nuestrobello especies de pan y vino. Si nuestra adoracion Eucaristica es construccion de viviendas y mausoleo o en la seccidn para monumentos de su preferencia. sincera, debe hacernoscrecer en conocimiento de la digni- otras mejoras fisicas. La dad de cada persona. El conocimiento de esta dignidad se Para una informaci6n nias completa NSmenos al 592-0521 o parroquia presta el local para convierte en el motivo mas profundo de nuestra relacion envienos este cupbn. la UABP. Uno de los trabaja- con el projimo". dores sociales, John Reilly, di- Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, P.O.Box 520128, Miami, Fla. 33152 ce que el barrio mejora no- "...Aprendamos a descubrirel ser interior de las perso- tablemente, sobre todo el atra- nas, porque es precisamente este ser interior el que se con- er buenos inquilinos porque la vierte en habitacion de Dios, presente en la Eucaristia". Nombre Telf.: • vivienda ahora es mejor. Un Aprendamos tambien a decir con frecuencia, pensando festival reciente, dijo el P. en Cristo-Hostia, especialmente cuando entramos en una Oireccidn , Shanon, acaba de mostrar el Iglesia y nos arrodillamos frente al Sagrario: "Cuerpo de orgullo de nuestros vecinos. Cristo, guarda mi alma para la vida eterna." Pagina 2AI Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Viemes, Junio 6,1980 La Voz necesita el concurso de sus lectores. Encuesta Importante Por Favor Lea, conteste y devuelvanos esta encuesta

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CORTEPORAOUI El I.P.S. Promueve Entrevista con Pastoral Renovada P. Mario Vizcaino

Por Hna. Soledad Galerdn la renovacion de las estructu- Ministerio Pastoral en es- ras pastorales. Los que se cre- panol. Estamos buscando fon- El proximo lunes 16 de ju- an que lo saben todo y no dos para traer a profesores de nio dara comienzo el curso tienen nada que aprender primera clase que traigan un "principios de pastoral hispa- podrian sentirse tensos en es- poco de aire fresco a nuestras na", ofrecido por el Institute tos programas o llevarse una visiones pastorales. Nos he- Pastoral del Sureste y que ya gran sorpresa...Desgraciada- mos propuesto crear un hemos anunciado hace algunas mente, hay mucha gente asi. programa que este a la altura semanas. Nosotros quisieramos ofre- de los mejores centros pastora- "El objetivo general del cerles la oportunidad de reno- les de nuestro hemisferio ame- 'Instituto Pastoral del Sures- varse." ricano. Es nuestro proposito te', es el de formar agentes de El Instituto ha ofrecido en tambien que el costo de estos pastoral que trabajen despues su corta historia, varios cursos cursos pueda estar al nivel de en sus respectivas diocesis con de pastoral presentando en ca- las universidades del Estado y una vision de la Mision de la da uno de ellos algiin aspecto que al propio tiempo pueda es- Iglesia segun el Vaticano II", especifico de esa accion pasto: tar abierto con un costo mini- nos dice el P. M ario Vizcaino, ral. mo para todas aquellas perso- Sch. P., director del mismo, y nas que no estan interesadas iCuales serian, P. Mario, en creditos pero si en su anade, "El problema es que no las dimensiones pastorales que tenemos muchos cristianos propia educacion pasto- presenta este curso que esta a ral...Esperamos que esto sea formados y comprometidos punto de comenzar? con la mision de la Iglesia, es- una realidad en un futuro pro- "En primer lugar dara una ximo" pecialmente en el campo de la vision del Vaticano II sobre la Pastoral". Iglesia. Nos hara ver que he- Los profesores que van a Los Obispos reunidos en el mos pasado de un enfasis en lo dirigir el curso son: Sinodo de 1974 dijeron: "no- institucional a un enfasis co- sotros queremos confirmar munitario; es decir, la Iglesia BENDECIDA LA NAVE NORWAY" El Obispo Auxiliar de Miami, una vez mas que la tarea de la concebida mas como una co- John Nevins haciendo uso de la palabra durante la ceremonia de evangelizacion de todos los munidad comprometida con el bendici6n de la nave "Norway", la mas grande entre los barcos hombres constitute la mision ambiente y la historia en que para excursiones. A su lado aparece el reverendo P. Jose M. esencial de la Iglesia"; esta mi- vivimos que como una institu- Paz, capellan de Stella Maris, llamada en espanol la Casa del sion de la Iglesia en su accion cion historica y desencarnada Marino, y pastor de St. Michael the Archangel. concreta es lo que llamamos viviendo en su propio mundi- pastoral. El Instituto, a traves to. El curso nos presentara de sus cursos,. pretende pre- tambien una pastoral familiar Perspectivas teologico- sentar una pastoral renovada. moderna y actualizada. Nos pastorales desde la Doctrina IMPRENTA "Esta pastoral", nos dara una vision de los retos Post-Vaticana II hasta Puebla, explica el P. Mario, "ha de ten- pastorales que confrontamos la Evangelizacion de la Iglesia "MARESMA" der a la educacion de la fe de nosotros en el Sureste de los y su Mision. El lugar del modo que permita a todas las Estados Unidos, donde somos Laicado en la Iglesia. Funcion 70 N.W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla; . personas la plena participa- una minoria los catolicos, y profetica de un grupo minori- A MEDIA CUADRA DE FLAGLER STREET cion en la comunidad eclesial, donde los esfuerzos pastorales tario, (hispano). Sugerencias Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para asumiendo, consciente y cris- de las iglesias evangelicas son practicas: la parroquia hispa- tianamente su compromiso patentes y bien organizados. na, liturgia, catequesis, comu- Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, temporal'-' Otro elemento importante de nidades pequenas; la parro- Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y este curso es el de los princi- quia bi-cultural o multi1 t,A quien van dirigidos los Misas. lmpresionesal Relieve. cursos del Instituto? pios de una buena planifica- El P. Ricardo Ramirez, cultural. "Pastoral familiar", cion pastoral de conjunto". "Estan pensados para CBS, Vicepresidente ejecutivo con los aspectos de, "la cultu- TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS laicos, religiosas y sacerdotes Como director del Institu- y profesor de Historia, Antro- ra familiar entre los hispa- comprometidos con la creacion to, iCual es la vision de futuro pologia y Pastoral Catequetica nos." Recursos, necesidades y COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES de una vision renovada de la que tiene para el mismo? del Mexican American Cultu- posibilidades de la familia his- mision pastoral de la Iglesia. "Actualmente estamos en ral Center de Sn. Antonio, Te- pana.Una catequesis familiar y AHDRRE TIEMPO Y D1NERD Nosotros creemos en la necesi- proceso de planificacion, en xas. El P. Ramirez tendra a su hacia familias evangelizado- CdNFIANDONOS SUS IMPRESOS dad de la conversion personal colaboracion con el Barry cargo los temas: "Principios ras. TELEFONO 642-7266 y continua y en la necesidad de College, de una Maestria en de Pastoral", incluyendo: (Pasa a la Pag.4A) Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Junio 6,1980 / Pagina 3A g

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I CORTE POR AQUI Vtom Un Fraude Pelicula de CBS ™™ Pastoral... (Vienedela Pag. 3A)

Por Magaly Llaguno uno de los directores de la ahora organizaciones como la "American Birth Control Le- "Federacion Nacional para la El dia 22 de Abril de 1980, ague" (ahora "Planned Pa- Decencia," la cual ha llamado la cadena de television "CBS" renthood") fundada por San- a un "boycott" en contra de la transmitio una pelicula llama- ger, expreso admiracion por "CBS" durante el mes de ju- da "Portrait of a Rebel" los Nazis en Alemania al decla- lio, y demostraciones de pro- ("Retrato de una Rebelde") rar: "La ley de esterilizacion testa frente a las oficinas de que supuestamente presentaba (alemana) esta eliminando lo los canales de television que la vida de Margaret Sanger, peor de la raza germanica en estan afiliados a la "CBS" a fundadora de "Planned Pa- una forma cientifica y humani- traves de todo el pais. Es ho- renthood" (Paternidad Plane- taria." ra ya de que nosotros tambien ada). Esta pelicula, llena de Es indudable que hoy jsn comencemos a expresar falsedades y medias verdades, dia estamos presenciando un nuestra protesta por lo que ve- dio al publico la falsa impre- resurgimiento de esta filosofia mos en TV y encontramos sion de que la Sra. Sanger era eugenesica de eliminar a los ofensivo a la moral, escribien- una heroina, defensora de los que consideramos sub- do cartas a las cadenas na- derechos de las mujeres humanos, no deseados, o infe- cionales de TV por la violen- pobres, cuando la realidad es riores; y es una verdadera pe- cia, las inmoralidades, blasfe- que ella y su organizacion lla- na que cadenas de television mias y falsedades presentadas mada en aquel entonces "Ame- tan poderosas como la en algunos programas hoy en rican Birth Control League" "CBS" contribuyan a dise- dia. He aqui las direcciones de El P. Mario Vizcaino, Sch. ampliamente el tema de "La ("Liga para el Control de la minar dicha filosofia indirecta- las principales: CBS Inc. P., Director del Institute, pre- Planificacion Pastoral". Natalidad") solo tenian como mente, presentando a una de 51 West 52 St., New York, sentara "La dimension pasto- El curso dara comienzo el meta impedir que las personas sus promotoras, Margaret N.Y. 10019; NBC Inc. 30 Roc- ral hispana en la Region," en lunes 16 de Junio a las 7:30 pobres, a quienes ellos consi- Sanger, como a una mujer kefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. su triple dimension de pastoral p.m. en el Seminario de St. deraban poco inteligentes, tu- buena y cafitativa que solo 10020; Corporation for Public urbana, rural y juvenil. John Vianney. Sera acreditado vieran hijos. Algunos lemas buscaba el bienestar de los Broadcasting 888- 16th St., Finalmente, el P. Casiano por el Barry College con tres utilizadospor la senora Sanger pobres; sin presentar tambiaen N.W. Washington D.C. 20006; Floristan, profesor del Institu- creditos graduados o no gra- en su campana anti-natalista y la verdad acerca de sus ideas Federal Communications to Superior de Pastoral de duados de acuerdo con las cre- ' publicados en el boletin de su racistas y su equivocado con- Comm. 1919 M St. Washington Madrid y Director del mismo denciales y nivel de participa- organizacion eran los siguien- cepto de que solo los extrema- D.C. 20554 (Esta ultima es la de 1963 al 1973, presentara el cioh en el curso. tes: "Mas hijos para las perso- damente inteligentes, los Comision del gobierno que re- tema de "La Accion Pastoral": El precio del curso es de nas conipetentes, menos para completamente sanos, o los gula los programas de radio y Actuales praxis pastorales. $180 con creditos y $50 sin cre- las que no lo son"; "el control que estan en buena posicion TV). Tambien es importante Dimension de la praxis pasto- ditos. Para mas informacion de la natalidad es para crear econdmica tienen el derecho a que las cartas de protesta sean ral, desarrollando mas llamar al numero 223-7711. personas superiores" y "este- procrear hijos. dirigidas a los patrocinadores rilizemos a los locos, los de in- La respuesta de la "CBS" de los programas a los cuales teligencia subnormal y los que a una de las protestas escritas, objetamos. padezcan alguna enfermedad o originada por la pelicula defecto hereditario." ("Birth "Portrait of a Rebel", no niega Control Review" mayo del que la senora Sanger haya es- 1919, noviembre del. 1921 y tado envuelta en promover la Misa de Clausura "The Principles and Aims of filosofia eugenesica de los the American Birth Control anos 20 y 30; sino que alega que de Encuentros League" por Margaret Sanger) "CBS" solo "presento la dra- La edicion de abril del 1933 matizacion de una parte de la La Misa Comunitaria de del boletin "Birth Control Re- vitia de Margaret Sanger." En Clausura del Encuentro Fami- view" (editado por Margaret mi opinion, puesto que ha liar que se celebrara este fin de Sanger) fue dedicada por ente- "CBS" omitio las verdaderas semana, Junio 7 y 8, tendra lu- ro a la Eugenesia, y contenia ideas de Margaret Sanger y los gar en el Colfgio Inmacula- un articulo escrito por el doc- objetivos de sxPorganizacion, ta—La Salle el Domingo — a tor Ernest Rudin, del "Kaiser la pelicula es un intento apa- las 6:00 p.m. El Colegio esta si- Wilhelm Institute" del Tercer rentemente deliberado de tuado al lado de la Ermita de Reich (Alemania Nazi en el obscurecer la verdad, utilizan- Ntra. Sra. de la Caridad. cual se pedia la esternizacion do medias verdades y falseda- El Padre F. Azcoitia invi- CARDENAL ENTRE REFUGIADOS. El Cardenal John Krol, de obligatoria de 10 millones de des como si fueran hechos ver- ta a todas las familias de En- Philadelphia, asistido por un capellan del ejercito, no identifica- americanos. En el 1940 el Dr. daderos. cuentros y les ruega puntuali- do, distribute la comunidn a refugiados cubanos durante la Misa Lothrop Stoddard, quien era AfortunadamBnte, existen dad. celebrada en Fort Indiantown Gap. Pagina 4A / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Junio 6,1980