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EL SALVADOR SLAYINGS Murdered nuns'in love with God' NGNews • Maryknoll sister !ta Ford and Maura - '•':•'• '- , Clarke^ who were found mure. ; in - '.: ••:.!,:-;: ;; rn J Z^yffr El Salvador Dec. 4, were "in love with was to build Christian community, Cod and people," said a Maryknoll Sister Mulroy said. "They lived with and as the people. It was a poor and sister who knew both of them wellv The dead nuns are the first Maryknoll meager existence. They were greatly Sisters to have been murderd since the loved." community was founded in 1921. Their burial was the latest event in a Their bodies were found with those of series of faction which brought con- Ursuline Sister Doothy Kazel and lay ditions in Ei Salvador to wond atten- volunteer Jean Donavan, both of tion, once again through the Cleveland, in a shallow grave by a assassination of church personnel. Last roadside between San Salvador and its March, Archbishop Oscar Romero of airport. The four women had been San Salvador was murdered during missing since Dec. 2 A-soldier at the Mass. scene said all four had been shot in the The killings of the missionary women back of the head. The Maryknoll nuns were deplored by American bishops were buried Dee. 6 at the village ot and resulted in a cut-off of U.S. military Chalatenango, where they worked for and economic aid to El Salvador until the poor. an investigation is complete. The aid SISTER FORD "was a gentle person, amounted to some $25 million. one of those sensitive people who FEAR SURROUNDED THE FUNERAL always have a youthfulness about FOR THE DEAD MISSIONARIES. them," said Sister Annette Mulroy, of Military personnel parked dark green Moving moment the Maryknoll Office of Social Concerns., trucks near the Church of. La Libertad, armed soldiers patrolled the square in Sister Clarke, 49, who had spent 15 During his ordination to the priesthood last week, the emotion became too front and a few minutes before the much for Father Joseph Cinesi who shed tears of joy. See page 3. years in Nicaragua, was "tall, with funeral Mass four peasants were taken tremendous energy and verve and a to military barracks in the town. Army lovely smile," Sister added. "She had a continued on p. 6 way with people, both children and St. Mary Cathedral: By George Kemon "This is a happy day for you, Fr. Turns a joyful LaCerra, and all of you here at the Cathedral," said BishopJ6hn Nevins 50 years old in his homily at St. Mary's Cathedral on Monday night. Nevins, celebrant of the Mass. The occasion was a concelebrated MORE THAN 40 members of the Mass in honor of the Feast of the Im- clergy of the Archdiocese of Miami maculate Conception and celebration also participated in the joyous oc- of the 50th anniversary of the founding casion. of St. Mary's. Fr. Gerard LaCerra is rec- Choirs, stationed at the altar, tor of the cathedral. represented the Haitians, the Spanish, With all the ceremony and pagentry the French, and the English-speaking that the Chuf'ch coula assemble for segments of the multi-lingual such a special occasion, the rafters congregation.

NCC Developing "nonsexist" version of bible NEW YORK (NC) - In what is described as an important step toward developing a "non-sexist" version of the Bible, a division of the National Council of Churches has decided to prepare lectionary materials using new scriptural translations which minimize language that excludes women.

Pope John Paul To Visit Switzerland in 1981

VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II is likely to visit Swit- Support for Workers - At a service for farmworkers, Dorothy Day, right, sits with Mrs. Coretta zerland in the summer of 1981 to discuss the possibility of King. Miss Day, a founder of the Catholic Worker Movement and an advocate of Christian greater collaboration between the Vatican and the World Council of Churches, Vatican sources said. Pacifism, died Nov. 29, at age 83, at Maryhouse, a Catholic Settlement House on New York's Lower East Side. Catholic Refugee Camps Teen dies; priest asks Raided by Armed Forces SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (NC) - One of seven refugee camps sponsored by the Archdiocese of San Salvador was raided by 40 armed soldiers who destroyed the camp's clinic vigilance on TV after beating six refugees and the man in charge of food sup- TRENTON, N.J. (NC) -The parishioners to bombard "We tell ourselves that our plies, according to church sources. deaths of two New Jersey teen- WOR-TV with protests over children at 12 or 13 are more agers imitating the Russian the showing of the film. He also advanced and they are used to Guatemalan Bishop's roulette sequences in the film admonished parents- to check the violence they-see on TV," "The Deer Hunter," which they carefully what their children Father Wojciehowski said. On Return to Guatemala Prohibited had seen on TV, prompted a watch on television. their own sets, children can GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala (NC) - Native-born priest in Trenton to call on "Our lives are influenced by watch late night shows, mostly Guatemalan Bishop Juan Gerardi of Santa Cruz del Quiche was parishioners to supervise their those who love us and by • "R" rated, he added. • • prohibited from re-entering Guatemala by military authorities children's TV watching and to those who refuse to love us," - He sard that at two-and-a-half when he returned from Rome, where he had told the Vatican protest to the station which Father Wojciehowski told the years of age a child watches of persecution of the church in Guatemala by state security broadcast the film. congregations. The influence of more than five hours of forces and pro-government armed groups. The priest, Father Thaddeus J. living parents, he said, is coun- television a day and a 12-year- Wojciehowski, is pastor of Holy teracted by "the media, old sees more than 1,200 hours Pope Sends Greetings to Cross Parish in Trenton, where television, bad company, a year. What they see, he said, one of the dead youths, 13- pornography - external factors is violence, sex, lifestyles which Ukrainians in USSR and Outside year-old Gottfrey Saganowski, which influence all." are presented as the new was an- altar boy and an eighth Parents, he said, are often too American subculture and VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II sent greetings Dec. 1 grader in the parish school. busy with their other duties to "realism" with no discretion. to all Ukrainians in the Soviet Union and outside their Police reported that supervise the quality of the -I beg of y^ou," Father homeland, especially "those who still suffer today in the name Saganowski and his brother, television programs their Wojciehowski concluded, of Jesus." John, 12, were talking on Nov. children watch; and other in- "promise me that you will be 13 about "The Deer Hunter," dulgent parents allow children vigilant parents. Caution your Killing of six and bombing which they- had seen on TV. to have their own television children and really watch what they are watching. Take time. of Cathedral admitted by Terrorists Capt. Thomas Williams of the sets in their rooms, where SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (NC) - A right-wing terrorist Trenton police youth section supervision is, almost im- Talk to them and above all listen to them." group claimed responsibility for the killing of six leaders of an said the boys found a .38 possible. anti-government front and the subsequent bombing of the caliber revolver in a closet in Catholic Cathederal where funeral services for the slain people their parents' bedroom. Got- Canadian bishop asks were scheduled. tfrey placed a bullet in the chamber and was spinning the Irish Bishops ask Prisoners to end fast gun- in his hand and placing it boycott of war toys against his head, Williams said. OTTAWA (NC) - Canadian effect on the spiritual growth of DUBLIN, Ireland (NC) - Bishop Tomas O'Fiaich of Armagh He had apparently done it Catholics are being asked to the one who gives and the one and the five other Catholic bishops with dioceses wholly or several times before the refuse to buy war toys for who receives," he says. partly in Northern Ireland have appealed to seven prisoners at weapon fired. Rushed to St. children. The call comes from Bishop De Roo asks Catholics the Maze Prison near Belfast, Northern Ireland, to end their Francts Medical Center, he died Bishop Remi De Roo of Vic- to use the Advent season to in- five-week-old hunger strike. . Nov. 17. toria, British Columbia, chair- crease their support for people "There has always been the man of the Social Affairs Com- suffering under repressive Archbishop Roach praises Dorothy Day question of whether violence mission of the Canadian Con- regimes. on television influences kids," ference of Catholic Bishops. WASHINGTON (NC) - Archbishop John R. Roach of St. Paul- Williams said. "This proves that "In a world where nations are "Christmas is the great feast of Minneapolis, njew president of the National Conference of it definitely does. It is a sin that spending a million dollars a peace, the conscience of catholic Bishops, praised the late Dorothy Day, co-founder of something like this has to hap- minute on • military expen- women and men of goodwill the Catholic Worker Movement, for her uncompromising pen for us to realize that." ditures, we cannot ignore ac- must be seriously challenged dedication to justice and charity. She died Nov. 29 at age 83. Five days before young tions that promote vilence," by the institutional repression Saganowskt's death, 19-year- Bishop De Roo says in a letter in- several countries; by the fact old Mark Anderson of Jackson offering "Advent - suggestions that half of humanity is kept in Frenchman elected International Townshihp, N.J.; died from from the -Social "Affairs Com- a state of underdevelopment - President of St. V. dePaul Society wounds he suffered while mission." if not undernourishment; by imitating the film, police said. . • War toys "only teach children nuclear stockpiles, and by wars PARIS (NC) - Amin A. De Tarrazi, the 52-year-old president of "The Deer Hunter," • an to accept a militarized world - -the primary toll of which is th St. Vincent De Paul Society in France; was elected inter- Academy Award-winning film, when a gift is a symbol- of always suffered by the people," national president of the organization. directed- by Michael Cimino violence it can have a negative says the letter. and starring Robert De Niro, was shown by the New York Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy City station, WOR-TV, Chan- Tlh)® nel- 9, in the New York President The Voice Publishing Co. Inc. 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By Sue Blum of the Word of God ... it is from this Voice Correspondent that your life will be directed and from "Numb! We're just absolutely numb," this that your wisdom will come:" declared a radiant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "It is impossible . . . impossible . . ., J. Cinesi immediately following the or- the Bishop stressed, "to be a Man of dination of their only son, Joseph God without being saturated in God's Michael Cinesi, on December 3, in Word, and a priest is called to be a Pompano Beach. "I guess it just hasn't Man of God ... a man of prayer, a man hit us yet that our youngest child is now who shares his life with Jesus with a priest" others, a man who listens to God, a The Rite of Ordination to the man who will give, give, give himself Priesthood was celebrated at St. completely to his people." Elizabeth Church where the newly- A POIGNANT moment came when ordained priest has assisted for the the candiate, seated before the altar past two years. and observed by only a few, openly ORDINATION was conferred by wept, head in hands. Asked afterward, Bishop John J. Nevins, assisted by Fr. Cinesi explained, "I was totally Bishop Agustin A. Roman, during a overwhelmed by the moment... after Bishop Nevins anoints Fr. Joe Cinesi's hands with holy oil. concelebrated Mass which included all those years of preparation" hometown of Reading, Pa., when he "ALSO, I AM so thankful for St. aoDroximatelv 45 priests and deacons. When asked how it felt to be a finally discussed his possible vocation Elizabeth Parish, for it was here that I Adding to the impressive ceremony priest, Fr. Cinesi replied, "It's hard to with his guidance counselor. began to feel at home, knowing that were the Cardinal Gibbons High describe. Actually, I've wanted to be a Ordained on his 31st birthday, Fr. my ministry was taking hold here. School Band, the St. Vincent De Paul priest ever since I was in the fifth Cinesi expressed special gratitude tor "My biggest thrill today was listening Seminary Choir, the St. Elizabeth grade. I never told anvone then, his parents, Archbishop McCarthy, to St. Elizabeth Youth Choir. It was in- Youth Choir and the Knights of though, because I wasn't exactly an Bishop Nevins, and Fr. Frank McCann, spiring and moving to see the children, Columbus. 'ace studenf back in those days, Pastor of St. Elizabeth, and his the future of the Church." Citing the joy of the whole Church back in those days." associate pastor, Fr. Francis McCarthy. Fr. Cinesi is awaiting assignment in celebrating the ordination, Bishop "The Archdiocese of Miami has been this Archdiocese but will be Nevins instructed the candidate for The reality of his dream began to so good to me," he said, explaining celebrating his first Concelebrated priesthood, "An indispensable dimen- take form when he was a junior at that he was incardinated from the Mass in his home parish, Holy Guar- sion of a priesf s life must be saturation Central Catholic High School in his Gallup Diocese two years ago. dian Angel Church, in Reading. Religious orders form clout unit solidarity." and the Confederation of Latin women. To fight oppression, THE "CORPORATION" when American Religious (CLAR). Ther were Speaking for the LCWR, Patricia operational, would maintain a con- 110 delegates from 21 nations. Mische, co-founder of Global back women's rights tinuous and reliable communications Participants agreed on the need £or Education Associates, East Orange, Santiago, Chile (NC) - Leader of network among religious orders in deep faith and for understanding "the N.J., said sha had interviewed women Catholic, religious orders in North and North and South America, initiate joint connections between militarism, in Nepal, India and Japan. South America attending the Fouth In- research on common social and classism. poverty and the Submission "I wasn't asking about women's ter-American Conference of Religious theological questions, and mobilize of women in a male-dominated issues," she said, "but about problems unanimously agreed to form what one mutual support in time of national society," Father Ryan said. women see in their own lives and for participant called a "multinational cor- crises, Father Ryan said. THE LATIN AMERICA and Canadian the family and nations." But the op- poration" to share information and in- In addition,. each participant group delegations repeatedly questioned the presion these women identified often crease cooperation against injustices. would "commit itselT to an open- intensity of the concern of the LCWR related directly to women's concerns, Jesuit Father William F. Ryan, provin- minded search for the multiple ways in with the "women's issue," Father Ryan Mrs. Mische said. cial superior of the English Canadian which women are exploited and said, and North American questioned Jesuits, who drafted the final vefsion of marginalized in the social, civil and ec- the Latin American's unconditional OFFICIAL the resolutions approved by par- clesiastical structures of their respec- alignment with the poor and tive countries," Father Ryan said. powerless. The Chancery announces that Arch- ticipants at the conference in Santiago, bishop McCarthy has made the Chile, said the "common agreement Implementation of the agreement LCWR representatives, explaining following appointments: on a strategy for communication and would be up to the leader of the four their concern with the women's issue THE REV. JOHN BARROW - to on-going work" is like the formation of organization which sponsored the by placing it in the context of global Associate Pastor, St. Joan of Arch a multinational corporation "that can week-long conference in November: justice, pointed out that most of the Parish, Boca Raton, effective Decem- become very threatening to anybody the Conference of Major Superiors of world's poor are women, and that in ber 17,1980. who tries to oppress people we care Men (CMSM) and the Leadership Con- questions of human rights for the op- ference of Women Religius (LCWR), THE REV. JOSEPH M. 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Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Haitian beat, multi-lingual choirs mark Cathedral's 50th year (Continued from Page 1 ) guests at a reception which followed the Mass. Bishop- Nevins, in his homily, took ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL was foun- the congregation on a brief trip back in ded in the late 1920's when a small the history of the United States and group of the faithful banded together noted the places that were named for to bring to reality a Catholic parish and Mary in this country - brought to these house of worship in the Little River shores by the explorers and settlers section of the county's Northeast and who sought Mary's protection on their Northwest area. Their sacrificial voyages and after their arrival. The donations and untiring efforts in spon- State of Maryland, Conception River, soring fund-raising activities saw (called the Mississippi in popular fruition in July 1930, when the first usage) and Archbishop Carroll of Mass was celebrated in a small Baltimore who dedicated the entire wooden structure that was the first St. United States to her care in 1790.-H& Mary's church facing NW 75th St. on called her, "Queen, Protector of us the West side of Second Ave. Later all." that year, the parish was formally ."WHAT CMD the Cubans do when they established and its boundaries in- came? They went to the shores of cluded the huge area between 36th St. Biscayne Bay and thanked Our Lady of and the Broward County line and the Charity for their safe passage and section from Biscayne Bay west to the deliverance," said the Bishop. "You see Dade County Line. what a part Mary plays in our lives, in The first Mass was celebrated by the this country, in the World. Oh, late Fr. William Wilkinson, then Mary, you are indeed the Ciory of assistant pastor of Gesu Church in Jerusalem, the Herald of Israel, and joy downtown Miami. St. Mary's became a of the people," concluded Bishop parish in October 1930, with the late Nevins. Fr. Patrick Roche as first pastor. The present church building was dedicated Fr. LaCerra, Rector, and also Chan- in January 1957. One year later, St. cellor of the Archdiocese, spoke Mary's was elevated to the rank of TODAY briefly and said that the women of the Cathedral when the Diocese of Miami parish had made the robes and stoles was established. the celebrants of the Mass1 were wearing, a labor of love which has "THE CATHEDRAL is the principal been inthe making for some time. He Church of the Archdiocese. To said that 24 of them are being made celebrate its 50 years is to celebrate and will be available for future events not only its past, but its present and at the Cathedral. future promise," said Fr. LaCerra. He also introduced some former, Other events held throughout the administrators of the Cathedral, in- week were a fashion show in modes of cluding Msgr. John J. Donnelly, former the 1930's - and a parish picnic and rector and now pastor of St. Mallach/s talent show. in Tamarac. Fr. LaCerra who was or- dainedlin the Cathedral 11 years ago, was lavish in his praise of the people "Project Handclasp" who worked so hard to make the an- niversary a success, the choirs, the NEW YORK - The U.S. Nav/s Cathedral Women's Guild -- 70 "project Handclasp" announced this women who labor in many areas of week that over $350,000 worth of Cathedral life, including preparation goods were contributed to the and serving of food to some 500 program during the past 12 months by members of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas. "The Cathedral is the principal Church of the Archdiocese. To Project Handclasp is one of several humanitarian programs for which CDA celebrate its 50 years is to provides continuing support. It is part YESTERDAY celebrate not only its past, but of the navy's people-to-people Above, Bishop Robert F. Joyce and Bishop Roman enter the Cathedral accom- its present and future promise." program which allows Americans to panied by other priests during the 50th anniversay celebration. Below, the late extend a hand of friendship to people Fr. La Cerra Archbishop Coleman Carroll blesses St. Mary's bell when they were dedicated in overseas. 1960. Illegal alien amnesty to be urged

FATHER HESBURGH, president of the members unable to attend the two- munity. Hispanics and leaders of other migration issues are part of a world- University of Notre Dame; said at a day meeting could change the out- ethnic communities charge that such wide problem in which a few countries come. penalties would make it difficult for control most of the world's wealth. news conference Dec: 8 that the foreign-speaking legal residents of the remaining issues facing the com- Under the proposal for amnesty, all country to get jobs because em- "Supposethatthere will be 1.5 billion missions will be dealt with at a Jan: 6 persons in the United States illegaHy as ployers would be unsure whether or meeting. (people) in India by the year 2000," of a set date - possibly Jan. 1, 1980 - not the job-seeker was here illegally. said Father Hesburgh. "And suppose would be allowed to remain in the "But the only way to stem the tide of that there is a series of bad harvests. The commission then is scheduled to country. submit its final report and its recom- undocumented workers is to What would happen if half the To stop the future flow of illegals, demagnttize the magnet that brings population of India got up, threw a mendations to the president and them in - jobs and opportunity," said Congress before March 1. the commission also will recommend bag of rice over their shoulders, and the imposition of civil and criminal Father Hesburgh. started walking toward Europe?" ' One issue still undecided is the penalties against employers who He added that he thinks worker iden- question of requiring workers to carry knowingly hire undocumented tity cards would be key to making that counterfeit-proof cards proving that workers, as well as beefing up border system work, but noted that many civil they are legal residents of the United patrols and other measures to keep rights groups have an automatic reac- Get the latest on your States. Father Hesburgh said members aliens out. tion against such an identity card program. Church's happenings... of the commission narrowly rejected THE PROPOSAL for penalties for the controversial proposal, but he ad- employers hiring illegal aliens is a con- Father Hesburgh and Sen. Edward SUBSCRIBE TO'THE VOICE" ded that the votes of the commission troversial one in the Hispanic Com- Kennedy also stressed that U.S. im-

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Page 5 Nuns' murders outrage church officials continued from p. 1 armed forces label church social ac- patrols stood at access points to tion as subversive and Marxist, while discourage peasants from attending communists and other guerrilla groups the services. seek to identify their cause with chur- Bishop Arturo Rivera Damas of San- ch activists. tiago de Maria, apostolic administrator This was made clear by slogans writ- of San Salvador, said in a homily, "We ten on the door of the modest parish are oppressed but not defeated." house the nuns shared in In an earlier statement the bishop, Chalatenango. One read: "This house his priests and nuns demanded justice lodges communists. Anyone entering and blamed the military for most of will die." The day of the murders, the the violence that has taken the lives of parish priest received a letter advising some 9,000 people in 1980 alone. the group "to go to Cuba to continue In separate incidents two Salvadorian your communist work." MISSIONARIES MURDERED - Three Maryknoll nuns pray over the bodies of priests have been missing since late One of the 14 priests who con- American missionaries who were found dead by a roadside near San Salvador. November and church sources voiced celebrated at the funeral Mass with the Three of them were nuns and the fourth was a lay woman. All the women were fears they also were murdered. bishop said church leaders feel now shot (NC Photo) The bishop later met at the U.S. em- that "the Junta must stop repression bassy with a three- man team sent by before any political outcome can be President Jimmy Carter to investigate negotiated." Dead missionary faced and determine if the armed forces THE STATEMENT by Bishop Rivera, have responsibility in the murders. his clergy and Religious blamed "the THE REMAINS of the Ursuline nun security forces and the right-wing and Miss Donavan were flown to paramilitary bands as well as the Jun- death before Cleveland for funeral services there. ta, which commands these forces, for By Sister Mary Ann Walsh tall and weighted 100 pounds, pulled Maryknoll has a tradition of burying the persecution of the church and the ALBANY, NY - Sister Ita Ford, 40, herself our of the water; She spent the members where they worked. murders." one of the two Maryknoll nuns killed night in a cornfield, where she passed The impact of the deaths following, "We also regret that their leaders along with another Ursuline sister and in and out ot consciousness, unitl she those of dozens of church people, in- have not fulfilled the promise to in- a lay Catholic worker in El Salvador last was fqwod the next day. cluding murdered Archbishop vestigate and report on the week, had been in that country only a Sister Maura Clarke, 49, had spent 15 Romero, has worsened the chaotic assassination of Archbishop Romero short time, said Sister Annette Mulray years in Nicaragua. conditions of undeclared civil war and the deaths of so many priest and of the Maryknoll Office of Social Con- "She was at Maryknoll during the between right-wingers and leftist lay leaders... To restore its credibility, cerns at the community's headquarters Revolution in Nicaragua and found it guerrillas, along with sector of the ar- the Junta must immediately and ef- near Ossining, N.Y. Previously, she had painful becasue she wanted to be with. med forces. One colonel in the goyer- ficiently halt repression." served in Chile and was there during her people," Sister Mulroy said. "When nment junta was ousted. Two The statement issued Dec. 5 praised the overthrow of Marxist President she returned toNicaragua after the Christian Democrats threatened to the women missionaries for their Salvador Allende in 1973. revolution and saw that the country resign from the Junta if it is not given pastoral and relief work among That was the first assignment for was on its feet, she volunteered for El control of security forces and center- families displaced by violence. Sister Ford, who had entered Salvador, where there seemed to be left organizations, hurting from the "They came to El Salvador to give of Maryknoll after travel and graduate a greater need," recent assassination of six of their top themselves with generosity and self- work in international studies. She was THE WORK OF the sisters in El leaders, voiced little hope for dialogue denial. In honoring them, we also a sensitive, intelligent woman who Salvador, as in other parts of Central and eventual peace in this Central recognize the greatness and had had brushes with death before, America, was to build Christian Com- American nation of 5.1 million. generosity of so many Christians in the said Sister Mulroy. munity, Sister Mulroy said. "They The ultra-right and hardliners in the United States." WHILE HOME for a year after five years helped mothers and fathers to prepare in Chile Sister Ford was in a serious their children to receive the sacramen- automobile accident. Last year, when ts. 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Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 more interested in the Beatles than in Christ or God. He said Slain Beatle influenced Church music he had been deploring the NC News Service Martin said that between demeaning of Christianity and 1965 and 1971 the Beatles not glorifying the Beatles. John Lennon, the singer- manifested "an evolution in What he was trying to em- songwriter whose music maturity," particularly in the in- phasize, he said, was that im- helped make the Beatles the tellectual content of their mediate, easy distractions were idols of a generation, had an songs. filling the vaccum left by the impact on church music too, Lennon "asked a lot of good failure of the Christian ethic. said Catholic musicans com- questions in his music" and in- In a brief comment of Len- menting on Lennon, who was cluded social commentary, he no's Clarifications, L'Obsderva- shot to death in New York said. tore Romano, the Vatican daily, City, Dec. 8. Martin called Lennon "one of said "there is some basis" for The Beatles "for sure have those significantly gifted his point about the indifference had a terrific impact on all of musicians of this half-century." and distraction of many our music" said Sister Jane Lennon, 40, was shot outside people. The Vatican paper also Marie Perrot, music consultant the Dakota, the century-old noted that the negative reac- to the National Association of luxury apartment building in tion in the United States to Pastoral Musicians. Sister New York where he lived with Lennon's original comments Perrot, a member of the his wife Yoko Ono, and their "proved the untouchability of Daughters of Charity, noted five-year-old son, Sean. sacred things even among the that Lennon "was probably the In August 1966 Lennon's most daring public." major composer" in the remark that the Beatles were In London, the weekly musical group. "more popular than Jesus now" Catholic Herald said Lennon's THE BEATLES' music "affected prompted angry reactions and original statement was not as what we did in folk music in led to the banning of Beatle preposterous as it might ap- church after the Second records by radio stations in pear at first. "If a world-wide Vatican Council," Sister Perrot Spain, South Africa and the opinion pool could be taken, said. United States. we should probably find that The Beatles "were the earlist Lennon later explained that John Lennon was speaking the ones to get into serious things he meant many people were bare truth," it said. in their lyrics," she said. "They began to address questions like social justice, peace. They were not just talking about June, Moon, spoon, but about things that were more real and realistic." Liturgical composer Ray Repp said, "I think people like John Lennon have strongly influen- ced all contemporary com- posers. Any contemporary liturgical composer, admittedly SAVE AND HAVE . . . or not, has been influenced by Lennon." It took America about one hundred years to get the savings habit. Repp added: "I'm pleased to feel I've been a follower of Prior to that time we were dependent on European financing. If Lennon." "There is no doubt that (Len- America is to continue to lead the world, individual savings must iTTTiT's) creative,, talent and courage really influenced the be the answer. music of the '80s," said Charlie Martin, author of the "On the Record" weekly column about 514 interest on savings, payable quarterly, (which we will be popular music syndicated by NC News Service. "I personally paying January 1,1981) is not to be sneezed at. We are anxious, respect his ability to create the kind of music he did." willing, and able to encourage American independence, which the Christmas individual must secure by saving. anxiety 'normal ' DULUTH, Minn. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / page 7 Pregnant? This office gives you a true choice By Ana M. Rodriguez Voice Staff Writer But the office, which is funded through the annual Respect life You're 15 or 30, single or married, Collection in the parishes, as well as live in Miami or are just passing through donations from the Knights of through. You're pregnant. You don't • Columbus and private individuals, is want to be. You need help. Where do already too small. An addition is being you turn? built/which should be ready by January. Or, you simply want information on the different brrth control methods. Workers also say they need more Where do you go? help, more doctors and nurses to Nestled between bigger, catchier ads volunteer their time, more people to for 'pregnancy termination" services in open up their homes, more volunteers the Yellow Pages, is a small ad that to transport pregnant women to doc- simply says "We care." The trained tor's offices or hospitals, more people people who volunteer their services at to visit the homes of pregnant girls and the Archdiocese of Miami's Respect help them care for their babies once Life Office say they really do. Twenty- they've given birth. four hours a day. Seven days a week. * THERE'S NOT a talent that can't be Both for you and for your unborn utilized," says Johnson. baby. Christopher Gomez, a seminarian "WE HAVE discovered that if we of- who, along with two others, works as fer a support system to women who a volunteer at the office, says even the think they have problem pregnancies, elderly can help by knitting baby they will make the positive choice," clothes, sorting the different items says Libby Johnson, a registered nurse donated or just praying. who volunteers her off-duty time to Plans are to open branch offices in perform free pregnancy tests at the of- Coral Springs, East Broward, North fice. Palm Beach, and Southwest Oade, to The tests, confirmed by a doctor, are institute pro-life groups at the parishes A volunteer helps Connie Estrada, right, and Ann D'Angelo, center, wrap baby and high schools, to provide infor- only part of the office's recently items for expectants mothers. established Emergency Pregnancy Ser- mation about all methods of birth con- vices. EPS includes providing homes According to Father /Daniel Kubala, the unborn. The money collected will trol and abortion to the public and for pregnant women with nowhere to director, the last time/they counted, in go to helping women who don't even some day to establish a clinic on go, advising them on the care of infan- July, they were averaging about 80 qualify for any other type of assistance the premises. ts, nutrition and health, collecting phone calls a month., to defray the costs of pre-natal care Workers respond with a resounding cribs, layette sets and baby clothes to Not all of those stcly with the office and delivery. , "NO" when asked if they ever feel that get the newborn babies started on the once they find out it/is not an abortion TH€ OFFICE already has a core of they are fighting a losing battle against right track, and even transporting clinic. 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Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 For whom the bell tolls... Jesus is still being crucified in Lati.i Father Faustino Villanueva, was mur- America. dered in his rectory office soon after. The day of the martyr is not yet "I have been preaching to the passed. people to stand up and be counted. "As clearly as I can hear your voice How can I now run away?" said telling me not to go back, I hear another of the priests. "My only hope another voice telling me to go there." is that when they get me it is fast, that Those are the now-poignant words they don't torture me." of Jean Marie Donavan of Sarasota, Horror tales abound in Central and one of the Church's most recent mar- South America, men and women tyrs. She spoke them to her parents sexually mutilated, bodies with hun- before returning to El Salvador where dreds of stab wounds. she was slain along with three nuns At a Congress of Religious held a last week by terrorists. few months ago in Guatemala City, the "St. Jean the Playful," she was undercurrent was one of oppression called by her friends. She "certainly and fear coming down from forces of is an example to the young throughout the right and the left. To teach a the world who are looking for heroes peasant to read is suspect. To form an and heroines," eulogized Father Paul agricultural co-op is subversive. Schindler who had worked with her at "At times we are afraid. We just the mission. don't let the fear paralyze us," said a But she and the three nuns are only Belgian nun. the latest to be slain, tortured or in- timidated for taking sides with the op- Scores of priests, religious men and pressed. women and journalists have been There was, of course, Archbishop killed in the past year in Central Oscar Romero, gunned down in San America alone. The names are too Salvador last March. many to mention. They will never be In May, seven priests out of 15 at a famous, nor adulated by the public. mission in Guatemala opted to stay on But their names are written in the in spite of death threats, and one, sky. Progress drops in on the Middle East To Husbands wives...

During this Year of the Family I have been writing world. By your sacramental relationship you bring fulness of Christ in today's broken society and love letters on family life. At this time I should write Christ forth in your family, your church community I beg you not to permit yourselves to become un- to you who are husbands or wives. I should like to and in the world at large. faithful to your calling and to lesus bv vieldine to express my affection and admiration for you. I ad- holiness too much trom the perspective ot the the temptatons, the difficulties, and the trails that mire you for your love of each other. celibate. You as husband or wife have your own you encounter in our secularistic times, when I think of your marriage as a providential means of fruitful spirituality, a conjugal spirituality which infidelity, artificial contraception and abortion are begetting and caring for children. However, I see needs to be explored and developed. You have tolerated, even glamourized. Do not be afraid to go additional dimensions to your Sacrament of your own graces, your own asceticism. against the tide ot thought and opinion offered by Matrimony that intrigue me. You are not only par- You have your own evengelical counsel of pover- paganized standards of behavior. tners with each other. Each of you is also the par- ty as you sacrifice generously for the benefit of your Like no other time in history couples need the tner of another lover - The Lord Himself. The Lord spouse and your children. You have your own vir- support of good communication and a strong con- loves every one of his flock exceedingly. tue of chastity in your faithfulness to each other and jugal prayer life. We can expect soon to receive ; I believe that one of the reasons why he instituted to gospel morality. You have your own counsel of from our Holy Father a message of recognition, en- the Sacrament of Matrimony was that he might obedience as you defer to the will, the preference, couragement and hope for those of you living faith- have a partner to express his personal love for the of your spouse, your ever maturing Jove and com- fully in Christian marriage. The Pope's message will spouse, to give the experience of his caring. This he mitment to each other, your developing skills of follow from the Synod on The Family recently held does through the husband looking after his wife, the openness and communication, your ability to seek in Rome. wife caring for her husband in the name of the Lord. forgiveness and healing - this is your school, your Your Archdiocese has been endeavoring to sup- So too, my beloved husbands and wives, as you special way of growing in the supreme, sublime and port you through your parishes and through love each other, as you embrace each other, you essential spiritual perfection of loving God, whom programs of our Family Enrichment Center, and are conveying to each other the experience of how you experience in each other, of praying and com- through such movements as Marriage Encounter the church loves you. You care for each other in the municating with Him, of reconciling with Him, of Movimiento Familiar Cristiano, Camino, Engaged name of all your brothers and sisters in your parish, merging human love with the divine. Encounters, Encuentros Familiares and Impacto. I the archdiocese, the church universal. This suppor- Our Holy Father has said, 'The human body with recommend them to you as means of enriching tive commitment to each other, this sharing of hap- its sex, its masculinity and feminity, seen in the very your lives together. py moments and of burdens, is itself a church fun- mystery of creation, is not only a source of fruit- Again I salute you, I thank you for loving and ction. It is your special way to holiness. The fulness and procreation... but includes right from Sacrament of Matrimony, is a Kind of consecration caring for each other and for the good example you the beginning the "Nuptial" attribute, that is, the give to the church and community. I want you to to the duty and dignity of your state. By it you are capacity of expressing love: That love precisely, in penetrated with the spirit of Christ. know of your church's regard, understanding which the person becomes a gift and... by means ot and encouragement. I beg the good Lord to bless Christian marriage commissions you to support, this gift... fulfills the very meaning of His being and you and your families abundantly. to encourage, to assist each other not only in existence" (L'Observatore Romano, January 21, meeting temporal needs, but even more so the 1980) Devoutedly yours in Christ, spiritual needs of your pilgrimage to eternity, My beloved, you are called to witness is a special perhaps we priests and religious write about way to the loving compassion and to the faith- Archbishop of Miami . f Ibrida / THE VOICE ' Friday, December 12,1980 / Page 9 By Fr. John Sheerin, CSP She wants to be Grave robbers,anti-Semites a mother By

The recent bombings directed at whose marble slabs were stolen fef- — In-another section; it said: "In tran- Antoinette Bosco Jews in Paris roused not only the use as building materials. sporting their dead the Jews may ob- Parisians, but citizens in many other The anguish felt by Jews who serve no rite, ceremony or obsequy Every year, as soon as the store win- countries as well. Newspapers repor- realized that anti-Semitic ghouls had and above all must retrarn from chan- dows fiH with toys in anticipation of ted that 100,000 marchers demon- desecrated these cemeteries reminds ting, carrying torches or lighted can- Christmas, a friend goes into an strated in Paris to condemn the bom- me of the cry of anguish coming from dles on the way to the ceremony." isolation booth of her own design. She bings. Shylock in Shakespeare's "The Mer- Disobedience carried various penalties shops first with her eyes and The New York Times carried a long chant of Venice." including corporal punishments to be imagination. article at the end of October about "What things of history has the Jew "inflicted equally on the agents and Then her shopping becomes another anti-Semitic outrage which not felt? What has he not experienced? nearest relatives of the deceased." analytical — what kind of little girl was an abomination and disgrace. This To what shame has he not been sufr CATHOLIC ATTITUDES toward Jews would like this particular doll? What crime was a large-scale desecration of jected? And all that has left profound have been changing for the better sin- sort of small boy would like that Jewish cemeteries in Egypt. traces' in his soul, just as the flood- ce Vatican II. Much credit should go to game? Finally, her shopping becomes the late Cardinal Augustin Bea who real. She smiles as she stands at the "The anguish felt by Jews who realized that anti-Semitic remembered the violent persecutions cash register with her purchases. ghouls had desecrated these cemeteries reminds me of of Jews that took place in Germany, But the smile changes whenever a the cry of anguish coming from Shylock..." his own country. saleswoman comments on the many The council condemned anti- children my friend must have. When AS RECENTLY as 1948 there were waters leave their sediment on the Semitism. In the Declaration on the my friend gets to the car, she cries about 100,000 Jews in Egypt. Today, valley floor." Relationship of the Church to Non- because someone has penetrated her however, there are only about 300 WHAT CAN possibly explain the Christian Religions, the council said: facade — she has no children of her Jews living in Cairo and Alexandria. monstrous evil of anti-Semitism? it has "The church, moreover, rejects every own. The toys are gifts she lovingly I had known about frequent existed for 2,000 years; often persecution against any person. For donates to anonymous children in desecrations of Jewish cemeteries in nourished by anti-Semitic tirades from this reason, and for the sake of the needy families. the Jewish secton of Brooklyn (once Christians who despised Jews. relationship Christians share with Jews, WHEN PEOPLE wonder aloud why my own home borough), but I never Father Rene Laurentin has written the church decries hatreds, per- she and her husband have no children suspected such offenses would be about how th Inquisition treated Jews secutions and manifestations of anti- she quietly comments, "We've tried, common in Egypt. The tact is that in 1751. Semitism directed against Jews at any but we haven't been able to have Moslem squatters have taken over An anti-Semitic edict published time by anyone.". any". Only her friends are aware how some mausoleums in Egypt. then was put up in various places, in- Today people are hoping for the much suffering is contained in that cluding ghetto schools. The edict said: sentence. The Moslem undertaker who han- best in the area of Christian and Jewish "Jews may not buy or receive any relationships. But, being realistic, we So much talk and research focuses dles Jewish funerals told the Times book composed in the Hebrew on questions of contraception and reporter that the Basateen cemetery also know that anti-Semitism will not language or translated from the die a quiet death. population growth that one significant once contained over 100,000 graves Hebrew." group of people is sometimes ignored: ^mmmmmmmmm infertile couples. I have heard people almost scoff when infertility is called a By Tom Lennon problem. They say there are plenty ot children around to be adopted and that no couple has to remain childless. This response misses the point. End of world near? Reproduction is a basic human right. Yet, from 1 to 15 percent, roughly one in six couples, must face a truth that hurts: This very important and Q. S have heard several people speak On March 19,1958, a huge crowd of of Christ has been so decisive regar- meaningful decision allotted to per- very fearfully about the future of the Italian young people gathered in St. ding the development of humankind sons, the right to pass on their living world How can I respond to these Peter's" Square to hear that pope as this one of yours. Pbr the first time, heritage, is not theirs to make. people? (Maine) speak. His encouraging words still ring people are aware not only of their in- A. The year 2000 is only 20 years true. Bear in mind that the horrors of creasing interdependence but also ot THIS CAN lead to an emotional away. In the next two decades chan- Nazism and of World War II were still their marvelous unity ... trauma — to a feeling that "There's ces are many predictions will be fresh in everyone's minds. Pope Pius "As in all springs, so in the one to something wrong with me." heard that the world will come to an said: come there will be storms and winds. Sometimes infertility even erodes the marriage relationship. end on New Year's Day in the year "Look, beloved sons and daughters; The church has not finished her mar- 2000. everything is reawakening through the tyrdom. Recently I heard of an effort to g[ye Some people will base their world. Material life, even in the midst "Look around you, oh youth, spring emotional support to infertile couples. forecasts on various interpretations of of so many sorrows and miseries, is of humanity, spring of life. Make our A counseling program at North Shore the Book of Revelation. But the bible still moving toward a better and more hope yours and tell everyone that we University Hospital in Manhasset, N.Y., should not be used to predict the widely diffused well-being... are in a springtime of history. May Cod it is directed by obstetrician-gynecolo- future of our modern world in such a grant that it will be one of the most gist David Rosenfeld. Eileen Mitchell, a counselor and way. This misses the point of the "Signs of reawakening are also beautiful springs humankind has ex- biblical writers. perienced — after one ot the longest coorganizer of infertility services, said: evident in the life and activity of the "Couple are absolutely devastated. Despite nuclear bombs and other Spirit. People will be ever increasingly and bitterest winters, a spring that horrors, my money is betting that the preceeds one of the most brilliant and They have to come to terms with and free from material labor, from servile grieve for the child they will never future of the world will be bright. I've w.ork... rich summers." got a great scholar and saintly man on have." She pointed out that when a "We also note evident signs of couple loses a child, society provides a my side — Pop Plus XII, leader of the reawakening in social life. In our The end of the world in the year church in the 1940s and 1950s. passage rite in the form of a funeral or opinion, no other era since the advent 2000? Don't bet on it! a wake. But, she explained: "For these childless couples, there is no support system. The counseling sessions sup- ply that support system." Waiting in the car.. . EARLIER THIS year, I saw a play called By Hilda Young Roll up the window. "Ashes," a moving drama about an in- How to wait in the car while your loud as you can to see what people Say, "If anyone narks on me for fake fertile couple trying to have a child. mother runs into the store to grab a will do. If someone looks at you say, burping, I'll tell Mom who left the top The play dealt with themes of love and loaf of bread: "It wasn't meeee." Fall back on the off the mustard and let it get hard." pain and mortality. After seeing the Lock the door. Wait until .your seat and laugh until you have tears in Watch your mother tap on the win- play, I grieved with every couple mother disappears into the store, then your eyes. dow and point to the lock. Ask, "Can whose love cannot produce a child. honk the horn. Press your face against Talk your little brother into sitting in- you read the sign we wrote on the And I cringed to think of alt the the window and make "piggy faces" at side the steering wheel and then rock window?" When she yells, "What?" children who are aborted. people who walk by. Honk the horn him back and forth until he falls off. repeat the question. Do this several My childless friend will begin her toy again. Roll down the window and stick Open the glove compartment. Unfold times. When she gets big eyes and shopping any day now. I empathize your feet out. Giggle like crazy at what a map of the United States and bet yells, "Unlock the door!" ask, "How do with her for the emptiness which people must think. Roll up the window your brother he cannot fold it up we know you're our real mother?" She becomes so intolerable for her at and try to steam it with your breath. again. Wad the map up and stuff it will answer: "By the way I scream and Christmas. I thank God once more that Try to write, "Hr, Mom" backward. Roll back into the glove compartment grind my teeth." he did not deny me that blessing. down the window. Do fake burps as when you see your mother corning. It is the correct answer. Let her in. Page 10 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 By Msgr. James J. Walsh 2 Views of God in hospital room j

Their beds were side by side in the small hospital take care of themselves. image. ' room. Two patients, suddenly in a friendly, intimate BY CONTRAST, there are the others who fear- MANY people have needed to be floored before mood because of their surroundings, were fully place themselves in the category of born they came to realize they cannot do without God. discussing God and prayer. The heavy set man, losers. They suspect they cannot win at anything. When they are proud and self-reliant, he does not leaning on his-elbow, drummed his fingers on the They, are overwhelmed with theawareness of their hesitate to bring home to them, sometimes pain- cast covering his leg. weakness. In this frame of mind, they cut God down fully, that they are wandering through life as 'The way I look at it," he droned, "people are like to the levelxrf their own fears. helpless sheep. weaklings with God. They have to-run to him for They come to believe he can only do so much. Many need assurance they are of supreme value everything. They don't have the courage to do for He is limited also. He deals with the great issues. to God, that their problems, even the insignificant themselves. What do you get out of life, if you The rest has to go by the board. The world is vast, ones; are of concern to him. So- he pursues them don't produce it for yourself?" He slapped the cast and as the cancer victim said, man is like a solitary relentlessly like the Good Shepherd looking for the reassuringly and added, "I'll whip this thing and get ant. How can God have time for specks in the single lost sheep. Time for one. Time for all. myself back in theswing..." universe? Jesus told his followers, "Your father knows what THE OTHER MAN was lying flat, his strained face you need even before you ask him." But because turned to the speaker. "I wish I could feel that way," he wanted them to converse with the Father with he said in a weary-voice. "Buttell me, how do you confidence, he went on to teach them the Our whip cancer? How do you -go on taking care of your "Two men baring their convictions. Father, so that they would understand how to pray. family when'you can't stand up formore than afew One smugly convinced he had no real In these days of exaggerated personal freedom, moments? I pray to God. I've no place else to go. many have not learned they are completely But what bugs me - whafsit going to get me? Who need for God. The other almost con- dependent on God. Jesus warned the apostles, am I to expect anything when millions are after him vinced

By Msgr. George Higgins Dorothy Day never self-righteous

When I heard that Dorothy Day, founder of the the poor and was a prophetic Christian witness in As the New York Times aptly said the morning of Catholic Worker movement, had died at the age of many other areas as well; but she never sat in her funeral, 'There is no one who can have died 83,1 thought with pity of the poor priest faced with judgment of those whose lifestyles or views dif- with a clearer conscience." the impossible task of doing justice to such a truly fered from her own. She was never a prig, and the great woman in the brief space of her funeral Catholic Worker Movement, which she and Peter eulogy. • • • Maurin started, never developed into a closed cir- Since other journalists have amply chronicled cle of self-righteous moralists. Miss Day's life, in this memorial column I will skip Her respectful way of dealing with church of- the details and focus on the facet of her beautiful ficials, even when she strongly disagreed with character that I believe has been overlooked in the them, surprised some of her more callow admirers. public tributes paid to her following her death. It was almost as though they hoped and prayed she would strike out in righteous indignation at conser- "One would be hard put to find vative or misguided prelates and put them in their anything she ever wrote or said in place. Instead, she always expresses her disagreement in courteous and respectful terms. public that was judgmental, moralistic Some commentators have attributed Miss Day's or self-righteous. She taught by exam- respectful relations with conservative churchmen ple..." to the fact that she herself, though sympathetic to the left on social issues, was a self-styled conser- SHE HAS BEEN correctly described as a Christian vative on matters of church policy and discipline. radical and a prophet in the biblical sense of the They may have a point, but I am more inclined to word. Such people, rare enough in any generation, think it stemmed from her profound sense of are a gift of God to his church. humility and her disinclination to judge other But they are sometimes hard to live with and, in people: their weaker moments, are given to their own SHE WAS respectful not only to church special kind of arrogance. As the British author, authorities, but to everyone, no matter how Muriel Trevor, put it some years ago, "Prophets and strongly she disagreed with them on- matters she radicals easily become prigs, and a prophetic believed to be of fundamental importance. She community, as we see from the history of the sects, took the Gospel literally: "If you want to avoid is liable to develop into a closed circte of self- judgment, stop passing judgment. Your verdict on righteous moralists." others will be the verdict passed on you. The Dorothy Day never fell into that trap. One would measure with which you measure will be used to be hard put to find anything she ever wrote or said measure you." in public that was judgmental, moralistic or self- By this standard, Dorothy Day will surely be given righteous. She taught by example more than word much, for few men or women in this or any other — although her output as a writer for more than 50 generation have measured out as much as she did " PLEASE, LORP, DON'T LET THIS BE ANOTHER years was enormous. • in love and dedicated service and sheer respect tor CALL ASKING FDR AN EXPLANATION] GF SHE LIVED a fife of heroic poverty and service to the dignity of all God's children. 'SHOGUK!''" . . . Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,198© / Page 11 S'

STORY, PHOTOS By Dick Conklin

Choir of St. Vincent de Paul Seminary marches in Seminarians put on a show... For the seventh straight year, the seminarians chants to Negro spirituals to Broadway tunes to and deacons at the Seminary of St. Vincent de Latin American favorites -- the singers and Paul, Boyton Beach, have presented a musical musicians at St. Vincent de Paul wrote, selec- treat that draws people from miles around. ted, rehearsed and proudly presented an Called this year, "Together as Brothers -- Juntos evening of beautiful music. como Hermanos", the theme of the evening was the uniting of cultures in South Florida. In addition to the familiar sounds of Salve The music reflected the blend of traditions and Regina" and the former top-40 hit "Morning Has backgrounds brought to the seminary by the Broken", several folk and religious offerings Hispanic choir featuring ninety men who study there. From Gregorian were presented. One, "Communion Hymn 1",

Director Eugene Greco... • •- is animated...... as he conducts Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Selections included classical, folk, Broadway songs ...that has eveyone humming writtten by seminarian Daniel Stack, debuted on unavailable anywhere else. this year's program. This year's happy concert-goers gave the The annual musical production is a goodwill of- production rave views and praised the work of fering from the seminary to the surrounding Producer James Gilbault and Music Director community -- one in which everyone plays a Eugene Greco. "Together as Brothers" skilfully role. The revenue from the modest admission brought together a blend of the old and the new price is the primary support of the student ac- from cultures as varied as the men who presen- tivity fund, and is considered a bargain by the ted the music. maturing Edgardo Lopez hundred who come back each year for more. If you missed it this year, watch for next year's Most find that this unique type of concert is evening of music at St. Vicent de Paul Seminary.

...young future priests f Robert Tywoniok premier original hymn Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Page 13 amily Life By Dr. James and Mary Kenny What Should Children Watch on TV?

By Dr. James and Mary Kenny With all the other types of programs, Game shows feature mostly luxury ty. To avoid viewing simply to kill time, the problems you mention are overt. It items. They attempt to create new family members might select certain is easier for a parent to counteract or desires in the viewers and to turn programs from a TV guide each week, Dear Dr. Kenny: I try to police my to forbid when the issue is obvious. these desires into needs.Suddenly we then forget the rest. children's TV watching. So far I've for- Violence, inappropriate sex and need things we never even thought of Second, parents may wish to forbid bidden TV prorgrams with violence, making fun of the family can all be before. certain programs that they find offen- glorified sex and family-situation identified and either commented upon Finally, game shows promote per- sive to taste or morals. comedies that make a farce of family or turned off. son-against-person competition. One Third, watch television with your life. About the only thing left that my Materialism is not so easy. Greed is in- contestant's gain is another's loss. Un- children. Point out the problems and kids like besides sports are the game sidious in our culture. Advertising fortunately, much of our society the things that upset you. You may shows like "The Price Is Right" and repetitively urges to "Buy, buy, buy!" operates on that basis. We have wish to comment, for example, that "lef s Make A Deal." What do you Overconsumption becomes an ac- enough victory and defeat in our game shows are 90 percent adver- think? (Ohio) cepted part of our dialy life. Emphasis society that we do not need to com- tising. A. Good for you! I am glad someone is on self and the accumulation of pound it in our entertainment. I can do Fourth: model and teach good concerned about the quantity and the material goods that please the self can without unnecessary competition. I behavior away from the TV set, for content of TV watching by our become the primary concern of our can find other ways to be with my example, by practicing rational buying children. lives. "brothers and sisters" than trying to and consumption yourself. I think the game shows are the most All that is worst about materialism is beat them at something. Happy Viewing! dangerous of all TV programs for our present in the TV game shows. Things There are several things concerned (Reading questions on family living children. They glorify the twin evils of are glorified. The clear message is that parents might do. and child care to be answered in print our times: Materialism and personal material goods are what make a per- First, limit TV time. I think two hours are invited. Address questions to: The competition. son happy. of TV viewing per day would be plen- Kennys, Box 67, Rensselaer, In. 47978.)

King David was a little brother

worth discussing in a national column alerting parents here to the reality of se no longer and using the excuse that If there's anything that can be a pain but families mention sibling rivalry as the problem. If a younger sibling is he wanted to take his brothers some to others in the family, it's little one of the most divisive aspects of constantly protesting his innocence goodies, he visited them at the battle brothers. Everyone knows that. Little family life. One area in particular that because he was led into this behavior site. "What are YOU doing here?" they brothers are bratty, nosey, spoiled, keeps surfacing is the practice of older by an older brother or sister (although asked with the classic derision of big spillers and breakers, cry babies, brothers who aid and abet younger parents don't mention this as much brothers. helpless, around when you don't want siblings in doing something forbidden with girls), then there's probably some David ignored the question. Instead, them, never around when you do, and and then turn on them when they truth to it and perhaps the older he looked around and asked: "Who's the favorite of parents. Thafs little are detected. brothers should be treated to the con- that big guy over there?" brothers from the perspective of big The game goes like this. Older sequences once in awhile, just to When told it was the giant enemy, brothers and sisters. Brother suggests that Younger Brother determine) the amount of truth in the he asked why nobody would fight Now lefs look at them from their light matches, jump on the furniture, younger one's accusations. If the Goliath. Stung, they replied, "If its so own perspective. They're shoved or ride out of permitted range on his behavior ceases, parents can suspect easy, why don't you fight him?" They away, picked on, blamed for others' bike. He may even join him. Younger with some accuracy that the younger laughed when he suited up in armor bad moods, ridiculed for asking dumb brother gets the idea that it's okay brother was telling the truth. miles too big for him and more when questions, expected to know what it because his Older and Wiser Brother is I pondered this situation recently he dropped the armor and took out took their older siblings a childhood to doing it. However, at a certain point, when I heard a scripture scholar retell his slingshot. Baby brother was finally understand, and required to worship, Older Brother becomes righteous, snit- the story of David and his fight with going to get his comeuppance. honor, and obey bigger brothers and ches on Younger Brother, and comes Goliath. As younger brother, David sisters. out smelling like a favorite wbile a was left behind to watch the flocks Well, we know the rest. David has I SUSPECT parents have the most confused Younger Brother gets while his older brothers went off to come to be regarded as a great king, balanced perspective of all. Little punished. fight the enemy. Bored to tears, David and prophet. However, I submit that brothers aren't that much different Weary parents often find it easier to learned pinpoint accuracy with his his greatest contribution might be as from big brothers except in one execute the punishment than sort out slingshot. patron saint of little brothers . . . who respect. It may sound picky and not. the protests and denials involved. I'm One day, he could stand the suspen-. sorely need one at times.

OPENING PRAYER: Dearest Lord, ACTIVITY IDEAS: praise or thanksgiving to God for decorations. bless us as we come together as a Young Families blessings in the family or for friends. SHARING: family in joyful anticipation of your bir- Birthday Box for Jesus - Materials: a These littel Joy Notes are then hung on • Take turns finishing this sentence- thday. Fill us, O Lord,, with the large box, a Bible, wrapping paper, rib- the greens with the colored yarn or Christmas is awareness of the brotherhood of all bon, tape, writing paper, pen.- place ribbon. Place the vase in a prominent • Mom and Dad tell of a favorite peoples and help us to share our the Bible in the box with a marker set place, along with new cards, yarn, and Christmas as a child. family's love with the lonely, the poor, at Luke 2:1-20, "The Christmas pens so that the family and friends • Each share a joy or a struggle from and your people everywhere. Amen. Narrative." Then write a family letter may continue to place joy notes on the past week. to Jesus, greeting and welcoming him the tree until Christmas Eve. CLOSING PRAYER: Something to think about: at Christmas. Place the letter and Bible Adult Families Oh wondrous and gentle Lord, thank In Germany people used to hang in the box. Wrap the box and place it Read Philippians 4: 4-7. What does you for the beauties of this Family white wafers on Christmas trees to under the tree to be opened Christ- this passage mean to each family Night. How grateful our family is to symbolize the Holy Eucharist. Thus the mas Eve when the Bible story and member,? : you for the precious mystery of Ad- tree that had borne the fruit of sin for family letter will be read. SNACK TIME: vent and Christmas. Help us to con- Adam and Eve now bears the saving Middle Years Families Try some hot spiced tea stirred with tinue to prepareour hearts and minds fruit of the Eucharist, symbolized by The Joy Tree - materials: large vase a cinnamon stick and served with for the holiness and awe of Christmas. the wafers. Later these wafers were ' of greens, pens, pieces of paper two warm donuts. Gentle Lord, remember those who are made into stars, hearts, flowers and inches by four inches, red and green ENTERTAINMENT: alone or unhappy: Help our family to bells, which now have evolved into yarn or ribbon. Each family member fills Take a drive around town to look at reach out in love to aii we meet this 1 our present-day decorations. several cards with a short prayer of all the Christmas lights and house coming week. Amen.

Page 14 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE /Friday, December 12,1980 / Ministers of the Eucharist); Social Ministries (Sick, Disable and Dying; 45 Enter lay ministry program Bereaved Families; Family Counseling, By Sue Blum Leaders of Prayer, Youth, Elderly, Voice Correspondent Migrant Workers); and Organizational Forty-five candidates for the Ecclesial Ministries (Parish Council Leaders, Lay Lay Ministry Program were formally Ministry Coordinators, Lay Leaders, admitted to the Program on Friday 'We priests are Parish Community Facilitators.) evening Dec. 6, during a candle-light outnumbered!' Candidates will be officialy com- ceremony held at St. Clement's Chur- missioned and empowered by the ch in Fort Lauderdale. -• Bp. Nevins Church of Miami at the end of the The 45 lay men and women have second formative year. already embarked upon the two-year Those accepted as Candidates for • preparation program for ministry, the Ecclesial Lay Ministry Program are; which stresses both academic and DADE COUNTY: spiritual formation and is administered Ann LTAngelo - Visitation through the Office of Lay Ministry with Samuel Jones - St. Francis Xavier >, Dr. Mercedes A. Scoppetta serving as Enid Kloss - St. Louis •; its Director. Pedro Lopez - St. John the Apostle » "WE PRIESTS are outnumbered!" Anne Morgan - Holy Family declared Bishop John J. Nevins during John Rogers - St. Louis the Admission to Candidacy Celebration. "Just think of it...only 500 BROWARD AND COLLIER COUNTIES: '•, priests in the Archdiocese of Miami to George and Terry Blair - St. Vincent take care of over a million Catholics!... Dominick and Marie Dell'Osso .-- And, my dear people, we're getting Resurrection older! You've got to help your priests! Lynda and John DiPrima - St. Maurice After each of the candidates had Vince and Teresa Eberling - St. Vincen- been called by name and by parish to ts . the altar, Bishop Nevins said, "Now Vince and Teres Eberling - St. Vincent moved by the love of Christ and the Eleonor Fox - Thomas Aquinas High working of the Spirit, these men and School women have come to this moment A/ette Gioannetti - St. Anthony when they are to manifest publicly rma Gutierrez - St. Anthony their desire to bind themselves to the Lay ministers serve in almost every area of parish ministry, as lectors, cantors, /-»rlene Gray - St. Maurice service of Cod and neighbor... The musicians, special ministers of the Eucharist, youth counselors, coordinators and Bob Krauser - St. Bernards Mildred Nutter - St. Clement Church joyfuylly accepts your group leaders. statement of purpose. May God who John and Ginny Smaldino - St. Ber- began the good work in you bring it prepared during their two-year for- Adult Christian Formation); Ministry ot nadette to completion." mation program to serve in broad areas Liturgy (Cantors, Lectors, Coordinators Nacy Skarda - St. Maurice of parish ministry: Ministry of the of Liturgy Committees, Musicians, THE LAY Ecclesial Ministry Can- PALM BEACH, HENDRY, MARTIN & Word (Evangelization, catechesis, Organists, Artists, Architects, Special didates, from 24 parishes, will be GLADES COUNTIES:

Earline Andrews - Holy Cross Catherine Beert -- St. Martin de Porres Albert Boley -- St. Joseph Almosa Carignan - St. Paul of the Cross Nancy Couch -- St. Ignatius Ann Dalessio - St. Paul of the Cross Suzanne Hasselmann - St. Paul of the Cross Elaine Hill - St. Paul of the Cross Paul and Margaret Kohler - St. Martin of Porres Fran LaTorre -- St. Paul of the Cross Celina Mestre - Holy Cross : Constance Shearer - Sacred Heart jane Toth -- St. Paul of the Cross Albert Thomas - Sacred Heart AT A RECENT MEETING of the Sisters Council, nine new delegates were added to Patricia Wiihelm - St. Juliana the Archdiocesan Sisters Council. From Dade County: Sister James Peter Goggin, Mary Ricci - St. Ignatius OSF, Sister Ann Jablonski, RSCJ, and Sister Lorraine Kraverath, SSJ, were elected. Joseph and Caroline Valentino - St. From Broward County: Sister Jean Laubacher, IHM, Sister Maureen McGurran, RSM, Ascenion and Sister Madeleva Savage, RSM, were elected. 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Ocean Blvd. (A1A) "Please allow 2 - 4 weeks for first delivery including three of our managers i Fort La uderdale 563-4351 r Miami, Florida /THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Page 15 Two Year-End Mariological Retreats Society for Nuns Set Convenes in Two special retreats for Sister have been scheduled by the Cenacle Tampa Retreat House in Lantana. The Thirty-Second Annual Conven- One is the Advent Weekend Retreat tion of the Marirogical Society wiM be set for December 19-21st. Those held January 6-7, 1981 at the Fran- sisters who are free and wish to add ciscan Center in tampa. extra days of private prayer before the in Tampa. group retreat may arrange to do so. The society was founded in 1949 by The second retreat is the December a group of priest-scholars for the pur- 27-30th three-day retreat which opens pose of promoting a more theological Saturday evening at 5:00 p.m. and appreciation of the Blessed Virgin closes the following Tuesday after- Mary. noon. A prayerful silence will be Membership is not restricted to requested through both retreats which priests or theologians, and interested THE CHAMPS - The girls basketball team of Saint Juliana School in West Palm will be given by Fr. Gregory Cornelia persons can write Fr. Theodore A. Beach completed an undefeated season in the Palm Beach County Catholic School of the Congregation of the Most Koehler, S.M., Marian Library, Univer- Precious Blood. Athletic League with a 9-0 record. Team members (from top left to right) are sity of Dayton, Dayton Ohio 45469, Sisters and laymen interested in this or phone (513). 229-4214 for further Coach PatSmith,i Lisa Garcia, Rosanne Infante, Jennifer Panton, Ann Ulseth, Maria type of retreat may obtain further in- Mejia, Chere Camus, Peggy Fahey; (bottom left to right) Anna Lopez, Stephanie information about the society or the formation by calling Sr. Helen convention. Cushman, Angelo Gallo, Lisa Gonzalez, Jeanne McAvoy, Mary Cleveland, and Jen- Tiemann at The Cenacle, 582-2534. nifer Rielly. TV Christmas Special ABC-TV (Circle Theatre Presentation) will ajr "A Time for Mircles) — a twoj hour film on Mother Seton, on Dec. 21 Women's Clubs Christmas Concert from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. In The Voice of October 31, the hostess given St. Lucy's Women's Guild of Highland Beach The Miami Boys Choir together with the Miami The film starring Kate Mulgrew and will hold their Christmas Luncheon Party, for a Christmas Tea sponsored by theLadies Girls Chorus and the Miami Chorale will present Lome Green has an international cast Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the La Coquille Club, S. Guild of St. Francis of Assisi in Riviera Beach, was a Christmas Cantata at 8:30 p.m., Dec. 19 at Our of over 60 top names and cost almost Ocean Blvd., Lantana. Cocktails are 11:30 a.m., Mrs. Don Mertin of Singer Island. This has, of Lady of the Divine Providence Church, 10205 3 million dollars to produce.. lunch at 12:30 p.m. The program will feature the necessity, been changed to the home of Mrs. W. Flagler St., Miami.- Boca Raton High School Group, directed by Mrs. Dottie Zuchs, 2442 N. Harbor Drive, Singer R. Waterhouse. A gift for a boy or girl (ages 3-5) young at Heart Club or a selaed donation for the Child Development St. Coleman's "Young at Heart" Club will hold St. Agnes Women's Club will hold a Crhistmas Christmas Show Center of Delray Beach, will be apprecaited. (No their annual Christmas Party on Dec. 15, at 1 Party in the Parish hall on Dec. 17, at 7:30 p.m. toys, please.) Hostess: Lavina Halla, 276-6243. The Missionary Group of Amor en Accion will p.m. in the Parish Hall. at 100 harbor Drice, Key Biscayne. There will.be Reservations: Ginger Girardina, 278-9527. present a Christmas Show for Children titled, no music, a sing-a-long, and delicious refresh- "Jesus and the children of the World" on Christmas Prayer Service ments. In lieu of a gift exchange ladies are asked December 21, at Little Flower Church, Coral *•* to bring unwrapped new toys, games, books, Gables. Showtimes: 1:00 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 St. Mary Magdalen Women's Guild will hold. and Inner healing sports equipment and/or wrapping paper. p.m., and 7:00 p.m. Donation $2.00 per person. their Annual Christmas Party on December 17, These will become part of "operation Santa Funds are to be used for the poor Children of There will be a Christmas Prayer Service and in the Social Hall at 7 p.m. Bring your snacks and Claus" at the United Methodist Church of Haiti. The show includes movies of the meaning Inner Healing led by Fr. Don Walk at St. James BYOB. Refreshments will be served. Entertain- Homestead. The church acts as a receiving cen- of Christmas, cartoons, Christmas Carols, Church, 13155 NW 7th Ave., Miami, from 8 to 9 ment by the Visitation Childrens Group and ter where migrant parents can go to pick up gifts Clowns, Magician, and Puppet shows. Ad- p.m., on Tuesday, December 16. The program dancing will follow featuring Lou Weber. St. for their children from infants to young ditional information can be obtained by calling: will deal with the following topics: "Giving. Birth Marv'< is at 17775 N. Bav Rd., Miami Beach. teenagers (approximately 14 years old) and Kathy or Marzo Artime at 261 -3201: to the Power of Cod within Us"; "Learning present them as gifts from family and not from Spiritual Giving"; "becoming New in the New *** charity. The ladies will also sponsor a Christmas . Year; and "Leaving the Old Ideas and Allowing Cookie Sale after all Masses on Sunday, Dec. Cod's Gifts to work in '81". Every one welcome. The St. Lawrence Council of Catholic Women 21st. *** Widows and Widowers, invite their members, parishioner, and neigh- bors to attend a classical Christmas performance St. Joseph's Women's Club will hold a Lun- Catholic Widow and Widowers Club will have Blood mobile by the St. Lawrence Choir. Special Guest ap- cheon-Card Party on Dec. 5, at the Parish Hall, a social gathering on Monday, December 15, at The John Elliott Community Blood Center pearance by Mercedes Ponce de Leon, soprano 8625 Byron Ave., Miami Beach, at 12 Noon. 7:30 p.m. at our meeting place, 2380 W. bloodmobile will be at St: Vicent Catholic Chur- of Havana, Cuba, accompanied by Trudy Frank Donation $3.00 per person. Door prizes, table Oakland Park Blvd., rear of PWP Hall. Refresh- ch, 2000 NW 103rd St., Miami, Sunday, Dec. 21 Fousd, harpist of the Miami Philarmonic. The prizes, and other prizes. For reservations call ments, setups, BYOB. 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"I was in a little bit of heaven!" said He pointed out the parish stuck with Mrs. O'Dwyer. him from the days the church utilized No wonder. She and her husband the Seagate1 School in 1973 to John had just watched their son, Father celebrate Mass through the fund- Dominick O'Dwyer concelebrate a raising campaign. Father O'Dwyer said dedication Mass at the new St. William the largest contributor gave $15,000 Church, of which he is pastor. as many smaller donations aided the "A beautiful dream come true - a drive. House of God, a house of the Lord," is how Fr. Timothy Geary described the The church building, designed by dedication of the church in North Naples architect Mario LaMendola and Naples, last Sunday. built by the Kraft Construction Co. of Naples, and the interior of the church FATHER GEARY, a retired priest ser- elaborated and beautiful stained glass ving the growing parish, also con- windows, statues, and the altar is celebrated Mass at the new churchpne estimated to cost $2 mHlion. of five in Collier county. Most of the artifacts found inside the Auxiliary Bishop John J. Nevins of- church were donated by parishioners. ficiated at the Mass. Concelebrating were Fr. O'Dwyer, and his brother, Fr. Thomas O'Dwyer, a teacher and'dean of students at St. John Vianney College Seminary in Miami. It was a joyous occasion for Fr. O'D- wyer, for his parents and his brother, Bernie, from Ballinamean, Boyle, Roscommorr County, Ireland, were in Fr. Thomas O'Dwyer, brother of pastor attendance. Dominic O'Dwyer, (right,) and also a priest from the Archdiocese of Miami, FOR THE O'DWYERS, married 42 with parents John and Mary who came years, the dedication was the first time from Ireland for the dedication of the they had visited the United States. The O'Dwyer will spend two weeks in this new church. Below, Bishop Nevins county. during the blessing of St. William. For Bishop Nevins, the day was also special. It was the first church dedicated by the auxiliary bishop. Bishop Nevins, who was elevated to that position 1-1/2 years ago as one of the rwo auxiliary bishops in the Arch- diocese, called the massive edifice of Seagate Avenue "an expression of the Workshop on growth of the church in Florida." HE REFERRED to the new church as a Immigration "refuge" and as a "house of prayer," asking the parishioners to pcay for *" Miami - An all day workshop spon- religious vocations. sored by the Immigration Services of Fr. Geary, who delivered the ser- the Catholic Service Bureau will take mon, challenged the congregation in THE PARISH, which began with 500- Music was provided by the church's place December 16, 1980 at Centro his homily --"This house of God is 600 families in October 1973, utilized three choirs. Hispano Catolico, 130 N.E. 2 Street, packed this afternoon. Will you pack it the Collier County school (Seagate) Mrs. Marilyn Knoblauch led the 27- Miami, Fla. from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 again and again?" until Dec. 19,1976 when it was forced member children's choir with Joseph p.m. Pohrer directing the adult group. The dedication also had a special to move to the Pine Ridge School The workshop will show how to participant, Bishop Paul Tanner, retired because of the steady growth of the From the balcony, Miss Jan tomaset- assist eligible aliens obtain im- bishop from St. Augustine. congregation - now between 1,200 — ti directed the folk choir. Solos were migration benefits. The presentation Father O'Dwyer, an Ireland native, 1,300 families. sung by Pohrer and Miss Tomasetti. will cover a general explanation of im- told the worshipers he was given the In February 1977, Father O'Dwyer migration laws and procedures, how "greatest gift" in having his parents launched the campaign for a new Cathedral Cake Sale these laws are applied and step-by- church. Groundbreaking for the church step instruction on now to properly fill share the dedication of his first pastor- The Cathedral Women's Guild, St. Mary's ship. was held Aug. 12, 1979 with Fr. O'D- out the most commonly used im- Cathedral, 7525 NW 2nd Ave., will sponsor a migraton forms. THE PRIEST thanked his congregation wyer celebrating the first Mass in the cake sale and white elephant sale in the Old especially Thomas McBride, a Naples edifice a year later - Aug. 10. Parish Hall, across from the Cathedral. Please For more information please contact realtor, for their efforts in building the The church seats 800 with the ad- support your Church, its guild and its many Clara Cordero, Immigration Services, church. joining all-purpose room accom- charities. Catholic Service Bureau - 371-3790. modating 250 additional people. The MASS at church also contains a chapel and an DISNEY WORLD enclosed "crying room" for infants: HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH AT SUNDAY'S service, a number of priests from Collier and Dae Counties Everything to 5125 S. Apopk»Vine

"We want to make it very clear key to future to people. We're not like Miami- By Ana Rodriguez Georgetown, have more than 12,000 Dade or FIU... We're the Voice Staff Writer students. The rest serve 1,000 or less. Catholic colleges..." When the bishops of the United The bishops' letter, says Fr. O'Neill, States recently told this country's 237 provided encouragement for those in- Catholic colleges to maintain their volved in Catholic higher education, identity in order to survive, Biscayne and marked the first time the bishops College in Miami had a head start. Its have addressed that issue. president, Father Patrick O'Neill, was BUT iT ALSO talked about the head of the committee that drafted qualities that should make a catholc the letter and brought it to the college different. Qualities like con- bishop's attention. cern for justice, a philosophy of And since he took over full-time last Christian humanism augmented by July, Fr. O'Neill has been working to courses in the liberal arts (oten neglec- translate the recommendations into ted these days for more work-oriented the practice ofdaily life at Biscayne. courses), and an emphasis on and "WE WANT to make it very clear to teaching of the Catholic theological people. We're not like Miami-Dade heritage which the bishops called a Community College or Florida Inter- "moral obligation." national University or;the University of Fr. O'Neill says the renewed em- Miami. We're the Catholic colleges for phasis on Catholicity does not mean Florida, for the whole state," says Fr. the end of ecumenism or inter- O'Neill. denominational education at Catholic When the bishops talked about sur- colleges. On the contrary, "We're able vival, they weren't kidding, he adds. to welcome anyone from the judeo- Their letter was a response to the Car- Christian tradition." negie Commission's recently Ecumenical, he stresses, does not published report on the "bleak" future mean non-denominational. "yOu can't of higher education in the United be ecumenical1 without being strongly States, as evidenced by decreasing based In one tradition." numbers of people of college-age and As an example, Biscayne's campus the sky-rocketing cost of a college ministry employs a full-time staff of education. men and women, priests, sisters and The hardest hit will be the small, lay people, who also address the private colleges, many of them run needs of Protestant and Jewish studen- autonomously! by religious orders and ts. Fr. O'Neill lives in the residence Fr. O'Neill with a group of Biscayne students. part of a Catholic tradition in higher halls. A Council of Religious Activities education that runs back to the foun- is being organized by the students. ding of the republic. Only a few, like Father says "It's not a limited Notre Dame", Fordham and Catholicity, it's a Catholiticy that's alive and well." THE NEW BISCAYNE Goltege Priest to adopt child to recruiting • brochure bears the large title "Good News" in a distinctly Biblical script though inside, it offers the same financial and educational information dramatize needs as every other college brochure. CHICAGO (NC) - Father George H. in Chicago papers two days before his The Biblical implications are part of Clements, 48, pastor of Chicagos Holy formal announcement. On Nov. 20 what might be called the "Catholic Angels Parish and a nationally the Chicago Archdiocese issued a one- twist." recognized civil rights activist, has filed page statement cautioning priests Another part of the Catholic for adoption of a child despite disap- against adopting children. tradition, he says, is reaching out. proval by the Archdiocese of Chicago "While a priest may not be in the Recently, Biscayne opened its fifth which did not specifically forbid the best position to meet the personal and campus, this time in Hialeah's Palm action. financial obligations of rearing a child Springs Mall. It is the first four-year Father Clements announced the today, it is more to the point to say private college to open a campus in a adoption application at a Nov. 20 that a priest through his ordination is shopping center. meeting at Holy Angels, where he destined to serve God and all of god's "People want to be educated in their talked about the urgent need for people and to be father to all," the local community. Catholics take adoptive parents in the Chicago area. statement said in part. education where people are," says Fr. Father Clements told some 200 The statement praised Father O'Neill- They also "hear what people's people at the meeting that by adop- dements for his work in "sensitizing needs are," and as a result, Biscayne is ting a child he wished to dramatize the the community to the need for ex- "committed to bilingual education." need for adoptive and foster parents. pediting the adoption of hard to place In addition, the college's main cam- pus, in Opa-Locka, has "adopted" nearby St. Monica's parish. Biscayne Fr. George Clements students tutor there and recenlty "My challenge is that every black church on the north, south and sponsored a college-wide fast to west sides accept their responsibility too... One church, one child." collect money for the financially troubled parish. This is in keeping with adopt," Father dements said. Catholic schools' tradition of providing There are 480 childen, 280 of whom childrenj'but suggested that "it may be "If Cardinal Cody were to tell Father a "vital, exciting introduction to are black, eligible for adoption in the more appropriate for a priest to leave Clements not to adopt, he would stop questions of justice," Father says. Chicago area, according to the Illinois adoptions to those who are less en- immediately," O' Hare said. "Father Department of Children and Family cumbered by pastoral responsibilities, Clements has spent his ministry Services. Father Clements is black and to those who can provide a true teaching the children of our school to THE NEW emphasis seems to be wants to adopt a black child. home." obey legitimate authority and he working. According to Fr. O'Neill, "MY CHALLENGE is that every black But the statement did not directly would not disobey the cardinal." enrollment has jumped from 1800 to church on the north, south and west order Father Clements not to adopt a If the black pastor adopts a child, he 3200 in recent years. Yet the college is sides accept their responsibility, too," child. will not be the first Catholic priest in the still able to provide an "intimate ex- change between teacher and studen- Father dements told the meeting, FATHER CLEMENTS said that he United States to do so. "We've "One church, one child." received calls from five priests in the ts," the ratio in most classes being 12 interpreted the archdiocesan to1. "It wasn't a snap decision," said statement as "carte blanche" approval United States and one in France who George O'Hare, community relations of his move and added that he had have adopted children," O'Hare said. Fr. O'Neill says the emphasis on the representative of Father Clements. spoken with Cardinal John Cody of "All of them plus the Archbishop of "Catholic" will help Catholic colleges "Father Clements has been thinking Chicago before making his announ- Ottawa" have adopted children and maintain a strong, fiscal base for the about this for the last six months." cement. called Father Clements to say it's not future. "You'll be attracting students Word of the priest's intention to "The cardinal did not tell me to impossible to be a priest and a who know clearly why they're begin the adoption process had broken adopt and he did not tell me not to parent," O'Hare said. coming." Page 18 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 Young Adult Bible Annunciation Parish Study Weekend Schedules French Mass The Archdiocesan Youth Ministry Of- Annunciation Parish, 3781 S.W. 39 fice is sponsoring a Weekend for St./ W. Hollywood has added a French young adurt and serious teen agers. language Mass to its schedule. The It will be a time for serious reflection additional Mass will be held every to better understand the challenges Sunday at 5:00 p.m. and will continue the Lord is making in today's society. through Easter Sunday, April 19, 1981. The bible study weekend will take The parish hopes with his addition to place January 2, 3, and 4, at Madonna better serve their French-Canadian Academy, West Hollywood. For more friends. information please call the Youth. Ministry Office at 757-6241, ext. 260. Christmas Concert St. David Church is holding their first Natural Family Planning Christmas Conceit in the new church Seminar which was just recently dedicated. The concert will feature Mary Anne Morro, On Saturday and Sunday, December 13 and 14, there will be a program conducted at the Director of Music and Organist at the Family Enrichment Center, Miami, on Natural Church, and guest artist Jack Marek, Family Planning by John Kippley of the Couple well-known arranger, a composer, to Couple League. Fee for the weekend is multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and $28.00 per couple to cover material and CCL Band Director at Chaminade High membership. The workshop is from 9 a.m. to 5 School and Little Flower School. p.m each day. For more information and registration please call Pal and Cathy Cent at St. David's is located at 7501 SW 473-1046. 39th St., on the corner of SW 39th St., and University Drive, in Davie Christmas Open house Christmas Cantata STRIKE IN POLAND - Students occupy part of the Medical Academy of Gdansk There will be a Christmas Open House held by St. Matthew parish presents "A Chirsmas Cart for the 10th day of a solidarity strike with Polish workes. Earlier a priest had tata", Sunday evening, Dec. 14, in the Church ai the Parish Council of St. Hugh's Church. The celebrated Mass with the students in an adjoining room. event will take place in the Parish House at 3455 8 p.m. under the direction of Fr. Ronalt Royal Road, Coconut Grove, Saturday, Dec. 13, Brohamer. Robert Creely, organist and choi from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Donation: $2.00 single, director. $3.00 per couple. Catholic charities to reach out to parishes By Marie A>Salazar limitations. It is hard for me to tell a "We cannot continue to rely on staff rare in any organization. The par- parish that I cannot take a child," says paid by government funds. We must ticipants left with high hopes for the Board members of the Catholic Ser- Sister Margarita Duque, ODN, ad- involve more volunteer groups if we development of the recommen- vice Bureau held a workshop recently ministrator of Catholic Home for are going to be in any position to face dations into a five year plan through at Biscayne College to begin Children. the future, he said. future meetings. developing a five-year plan for the AGREEMENT was reached on the Specific areas of current need in- agency that would tie in agency ser- The Five Year Planning Committee need to meet human need at the clude more staff for the .Office of Im- was appointed by the Board at ite Sep- vices with parish needs. parish level and concern over the lack migration Services downtown with Problems and solutions were tember meeting and consists of the of service currently rendered to the possible outreach offices in other following members: Art Kane, Chair- discussed openly in what one staff middle class Catholic family. The areas of the Archdiocese and more member expressed as "the most con- man, Henry T. Courtney, John E. Fit- general feeling was that CSB should services to the black and middle class zgerald, Fred B. Hartnett, James Kin- structive workshop I've attended in exert leadership in advocacy and steer communities. recent years." delan, Jo Korge, Elynore O'Brien, John away from dependency on the federal ANOTHER AREA singled out by ad- Oliver, Maurice Pavlow, Jo Salmon The consensus was a need to em- dollar. Suggestions were discussed ministrators was preventive programs, and Ron Zeller. phasize stronger ties and identification ranging from greater cooperation with especially in substance abuse, teenage Monsignor Bryan O. Walsh, Arch- with the parishes. It was recognized the Saint Vincent de Paul Society to pregnancy and rehabilitation. It was that parishes do not have the resour- tapping parish volunteer docesan Director of Catholic Charities, pointed out that few federal dollars paid tribute to this Committee for ces nor the expertise to render the organizations. It was also suggested are allocated to preventive programs type of service CSB gives; however, initiating, planning and organizing the that CSB expertise could be used to but CSB leadership is needed to Workshop, which was a first. He ex- there is a need to identify and tap start programs such as day care cen- pioneer these services. sources of volunteer; a fresh approach pressed his thanks to Dr. John Riley, ters in the parishes. These programs With regard to the functioning of the Dean and Professors Jim Furdon and based on a grass roots level is needed would predominantly serve the parish central office the consensus was less to re-vitalize'Chatolic social services. Mike Connolly of the School of Social members and would be sustained by centralization and greater com- Work at Barry College, who served as "UNLESS WE work with the parishes their fees. munication with staff members. Con- facilitators. we will lose our identity and our ability Participants inevitably brought up cern over increased bureaucracy sur- to serve the poor," said Tom Honold, the subject of the new Administration faced repeatedly because of the im- Administrator of the Broward Regional in Washington. pact this has on the time employees Living Nativity Office. "WE MUST read the political winds can devote to giving actual service. It The Living Nativity, a production held for the Program administrators who have and cope with the political reality," was felt that inefficiency arose from past 25 years at Miami Shores Presbyterian pioneered work with the parishes ex- said board member John Cosgrove. trying to centralize all paperwork in Church, will again be held on December 21, 22, pressed their frustration at the lack of "The political reality is that there will Miami when regional offices are scat- and 23rd. This year's production has been ex- mutual understanding. be less federal funds to draw on and tered all the way to West Palm Beach. panded and will include in addition to all the "We must have greater com- the need for service seems to be in- members of the congregation, the North Miami THE WORKSHOP was characterized High School Band and the Pioneer Choir. munication with the parishes so they creasing, especially in the South Florida by an openness and giving of ideas Refreshments will also be served to those can understand our function and our area. passiong by. The event takes place after dark.

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Page 20 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Call Vbiee CMSSHED 754-2651 I.MAU monct or AUMWWIIUTIOW First publication of this notice of administration 3 CEMETERY LOTS IN THE CIRCUrr COURT OF THE ELEVENTH on the 5th day of December, 1980. SAMOVENAS 40A RETIREMENT HOMES-BROWARD - JUDICIAL ciRCurr m AND FOR DADE LAW OFFICES OF COUNTY. FLORIDA WRftf YOU SHOT GEORGE E. BARKET Crypt for sale. Reasonable THANKSGIVING RETIREMENT HOME PROBATE DIVISION 03 NOVENA TO ST. JUDE OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY IN RE: ESTATE OF FILE NO. 80-9541 2935 S.W. 3rd Avenue Southern Memorial Park. Call MENTION Oh, holy St. Jude, Apostle and LADIES & GENTLEMEN CHRISTINE T. PANKS, Miami, Florida 33129 Chappie 532-1819 DacMMd (305) 854-3505 8 prime burial plots, across from martyr, great in virtue & rich in THE VOICE Room 3 Meals & Personal Laundry NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 12/5/80 12/12/80 miracles, near kinsman of Jesus REASONABLE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Chapel. Our Lady of Mercy Christ, faithful intercessor of all who 923-1726 989-6671 DEMANDS. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE LMAWOTICt Of AOMWMTHATIOW Cemetery 665-2078 invoke your special patronage in time AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Part time lades or men. Work from 42A DUPLEX FOR SALE-NE IN THE CIRCUrr COURT OF THE ELEVENTH of need, to you I have recourse from IN SAID ESTATE- «A HAULS FOB RENT home on new telephone program. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR DAOE the depth of my heart, and humbly YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administra- NEAR CATHEDRAL COUNTY, FLORIDA Earn $4, $6, and more $'s per hour. tion of the estate of CHRISTINE T. PANKS K of C-Hall for ren*. Weddings & beg to whom God has given such PROBATE DIVISION 01 963-8313 2BR 2 Bath each side. By owner deceased, late of Dade County, Florida, File Banquets. (Miami Council 1726) great power to come to. my as- IN RE: ESTATE OF ' FILE NO. 80-9101 $36,000 651-8097 Number 80-9541 is pending in the Circuit Court 5644 NW 7 St. 266 1041 sistance. Help me in my present JOSEPHINE COLLINS aka and urgent petition. In return, \ Opening at the Chancery. 46 CONDOS FOR RENT-NE in and tor Dade County, Florida, Probate Divi- JOHANNA KING GABLES K OF C HALL FOR RENT promise to make yoiir name known English speaking person for office sion, the address of which is 3rd Floor, Dade Deceased Weddings, Parties or Banquets County Courthouse, 73 West Flagler Street, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 270 Catalonia Ave. 448 9242 and cause you to be invoked. work. Typing, filing & answering WATER-WAY. TOP LOCATION Miami, Florida 33130. The personal represen- TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Say 3 Our Fathers, 3 Hail Marys and Glorias. phone. Good benefits. Please call Unfurnished, 2BR. 2 Bath. Pool. DEMANDS, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE tative of this estate is DOROTHY PANKS, whose 5 PERSONALS Publication must be promised. St. Jude, pray 757-6241 Ext. 245 Air/heat. 681-8741 or 769-0207 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED for us and all who invoke your aid. AMEN. IN SAID ESTATE: address is R, 2, Box 508, Zwolle. Louisiana This novena has never been known to fail. I 71486. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administra- Soul Searching Message on World have had my reauest granted. Publication. The name and address of the attorney tor the tion of the estate of PHILIP J. CONIGLIO deceas- ~'eace & Dynamic Spiritual words: ! H.O'K. personal representative are set forth below. ed, late of Dade County, Florida, File Number 24 hour tape broadcast. Call Fatima All pertont having dwm or demands against 80-9101 is pending in the Circuit Court in and for Message Center. Basic message... Mail an ttv. astan are required, WITHIN THREE Dade County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad- Thanksgiving to St. Jude for favors 498-1289 Monthly message 498-1287 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST dress of which is 3rd Floor, Dade County Cour- granted Publication promised. L.B. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with thouse, 73 West Flagler Street, Miami. Florida the dark of the above court a written statement of any daim or demand they may 33130. Tde personal representative of this estate Senior citizen in 8CS and daughter ad! have. Each daim must be in writing and must is PHILIP J. CONIGLIO, whose address is 12595 in 4CS with no family in Miami, Thanksgiving to St. Jude for favor N.E. 7th Ave. North Miami, Florida. The name 4-5 WORDS indicate Die basis for the daim. the name and would like to be "adopted" by fa- granted, publication promised.K.S. 1-2 Times $1.20 per line address of the .creditor or his agent or attorney, and address of the attorney, tor the personal PER LINE and the amount claimed. If the daim is not representative, are set forth below, mily for companionship.Congenial. 3 or more Tlmes..j$1.10 per line yet due. the date when it will become due Call after 7 P.M. 444-6993 3 LINES MINIMUM AH persona having claims or demands against Thanks to St. Jude for favor rec-. shall be stated. If the daim is contingent or this estate are required, WITHIN THREE unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST Retired lady would like female eived. Publication promised. K.F. DEADLINE MONDAY NOON PRECEDING OATEJF ISSUE shall be stated. If the daim is secured, the PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with Please print the enclosed classified ad. security shall be described. The claimant companion to share lovely 2BR shall deliver sufficient copiee of the daim to the dork of the above court a written home in St. Clement Parish area. Thanks to St. Jude & St. Anthony Starting Run weeks. statement of any daim or demand they mey the, dark of the above styled court to enable Age 60—70.Transportation & laun- for prayer answered. Publication I enclose $. . in full payment. the dork to mail one copy to each personal have. Each dakn must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the daim, the name and dry available. Meals optional. Ask- promised. B.T.L. ings $75 week. Non-smoker pre- Name All parsons interested in the estate to whom address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, a copy of this Notice of Administration has and the amount claimed. If the daim is not ferred. Call between 1PM & 7PM (A CRAFfS Address. been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE yet due, the date when it will become due Mrs. Mac 772-1055 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST shall be stated. If the daim is contingent or .Zip. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fUe any unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty objections they may have that challenge the VITAMINS MINERALS BOOKS FRAN'S FUN WITH YARNS I shall be stated, ff the daim a secured, the 8238 NE 2nd Ave. I vafcfty of the decedent's wl, the quafifcatiorK security anal be described. The claimant BREAD, NUTS, OIL, HONEY of die personal representative, or the venue Mon Fri. 10 5 PM Sat. 10 3 PM 1 $50DAYLPN'S shall deliver sufficient copies of the daim to SEEDS & HERB TEAS M REAL ESTATE PALM KM. CO. or jurisdiction of the court. 756-1470 1 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS the.dork of the above styled court to enable (Based on experience)- NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. the clerk to mail one copy to each personal MURRAY'S PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. L 28 paid fringe benefit days ' COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES HEALTH FOOD STORE DATED at Miami, Florida on this 2nd day of Hospitalization & Life Insurance NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY AH persona interested in the estate to whom Comer N. Miami Ave. & NW 75 St 10-AMUSEMENTS, PARTIES. ETC. December, 1980. a copy of this Notice of Administration has FAIR HAVENS 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach, 759-2187 DOROTHY PANKS been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE SPORT FISHING Rehabftation & Retirement Ontor MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST Miami Springs As Personal Representative of the Estate of PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any SOCIAL SECURITY "HELEN C" 844-0201 Contact Ms. Parrish, D.O.N. CHRISTINE T. PANKS, objections they may have that challenge the If you have been denied benefits, 947-4081 887-1565 883-4630 Deceased vaMty of the decedent's wi, the qualifications you should appeal! Responsible CAPT. JOHN CALLAN . of the personal representative, or the venue First publication of this notice of administration Claimants Representative available or juriadiction of the court. 13 HaP WANTED on the 5th day of December, 1980. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS to help you FREE CONSULTATION. NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dr. Bernard M. Yoffee. 271-4458. 52 HOMES FOR SALE - HOLLYWOOD Mature lady to work in small I OF LAW OFFICES OF DATED at Miami, Florida on this 5th day of COTTON CANDY November, 1980. Retirement Home. Salary, room & CHAMINAOE • NATIVITY AREA DON R. LIVINGSTONE, ESQ. . MODELS Having a fair or party? PHILIP J. CONIGLIO board. Call after 4PM. 989-6671 Hollywood Hills Vicinity 7600 Red Road. Su/Ie 21? As Personal Representative of the Estate of NEW FACES NEEDED FOR You Ring • We Bring Belmont Properties, Inc. South Miami, Florida 33143 Josephine Collins aka JOHANNA KING, COMMERCIALS, FASHION 1-472-423* CUT ME OUT!! Realtor • ^ 923-0213 Tel. 665-5485 Trw Center for FamHy StudiM, Inc. Deceased. 12/5/80 12/12/80 ADVERTISING ADS. First publication of this notice of administration Call (212) 245-1665, mmi nonet OF AIWNMIRATIOII on the 5th day of December, 1980, 10 AMUSEMENTS, PARTIES-Broward ELDERCARE •Bnttti or send photos to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH Residential Care ' JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE LAW OFFICES OF PUBLICITY & PROMOTIONS PLEASE SAVE FOR REFERENCE for the Wei Elderly Music for all occasions. COUNTY. FLORIOA PHILIP J. CONIGLIO 211 W. 56 St. N.Y.C. BOB ft BONNIE O'BRIEN, Mm. : PORT ST. LUCK IN RE: ESTATEOF PROBATE DIVISION 02 12595 N.E. 7th Ave. Studio 5 D CANDY-KAY ENTERTAINERS PMVATEHWN PROFIT-UCEHSED NEW HOMES Call Ginny 527-5335 ANNIE JONES FILE NO, 80-9325 N. Miami, Fla. 33161 Office Hours 12-5 P.M. Only. Barwick Rd. betray Beach 2 BR 2 Bath complete with fuly sod Deceased (305) 891-7490 9 ded bt kmwrfate orxupancy.$45,900 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR 1-2/5/80 12/12/80 L — — •* i» *2 m B We have new homes from $29,900. DEMANDS. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE JOHN0ACK)KWIN AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1-LECAL FICTITIOUS NAMf LAW » TOOL RENTALS Lie RealEstate Broker IN SAID ESTATE: Fictitious Name Advertising OVER 100 LOW RENTAL TOOLS 991 SW Walters Terrace YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that the ad- ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersig- SMITTYS HAflOWME & PAINT CO. 1. All Fictitious Name ads must be paid in advance. Port StLucie, Fla. 33452 . ministration of the estate of ANNIE JONES ned, desiring to engage in business under the 12320 N.W. 7 Ave. 6tM**1 deceased, late of Dade County, Florida. File fictitious names of 1 The ad will run four consecutive weeks OX. 175 ; 878-9632 or 878-7439 Number 80-9325 is pending in the Circuit Court CUBA LIBRE BOWLING LEAGUE at number 3. At end of 4 weeks we will send advertiser 28 BOATS FOR SALE in and for Dade County. Florida, Probate Divi- 3820 SW 125 Avenue in the City of Miami, notarized Proof of Publication by mail. 52 HOMES FOR SLE-NE sion, the address of which is 3rd Floor, Dade Florida, intends to register the said names St. Petersburg. Floating Home County Courthouse. 73 West Flagler Street, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade 4. Rate: $25. No charge for Notarized Proof of Publication. 57' x 21'. In Marina, private dock. County, Florida. L-et our experienced Staff Miami, Florida 33130. The personal represen- $69,000 1-813-867-8143 Dated at Miami, Florida, this 14 day of Fictitious Name:. A-ssist you to invest, tative of this estate is LORENE G. MOORE, whose november, 1980. S-ell, rent or buv. 39A ROOMS FOR RENT - POMPANO address is Route 11 Box 369, Sparta, Tenn. CUBA LIBRE BOWLING LEAGUE, INC. Address , C-all us for free appraisal 38583. Geroge M. Santamarina Owner's Name ' H-ave a Heavenly Holiday Season. The name and address of the attorney for the Attorney for Applicant N. Pompano room. Catholic Lasch Realty Broker 757-4509 personal representative are set forth below. 7175 SW 8th Street Address— female by same. For details M persons having daims or demands against Miami, Florida, 33143 9165 Park Drive Miami Shores this estate are required. WITHIN THREE _Phone call 421-7956 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST 11/21/80 11/28/80 12/5/80 12/12/80 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersig- Mail To: P.O. Box 1059, Miami 33138 the dark of Hie above court a written ned, desiring to engage in business under statement of any dakn or demand they may the fictitious name of INVENTIVE PRINTERS have. Each daim must be in writing and must at number P.O. BOX 380061, in the City of HIGHLAND ESTATES indicate the basis for the daim. the name and address of the crerjtor or hie agent or attorney, . Miami, intends to register the said name with and the amount claimed. If the daim is not the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade Coun- from vat due, the date whan it wM become due ty, Florida. shell be stated. If the daim is contingent or Date at Miami, Floirda, this 24th day of. unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty November, 1980. George Wesley-Owner anal be stated. If the daim is secured, the $46; security shell be described. The claimant 11/28 12/5-12-19,1980. anal deliver sufficient capias of the daim to the. dark of the above styled court to enable 1A ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES BUY, SELL OR RIHT the dark to mall one copy to each personal OWN A Beautiful In time for Christmas I persons imarsated in the estate to whom WANT Unusual gifts All prices ADULT COMMUNITY a copy of rhis Notice of Atliiisiiauianioii has been meied are required. WITHIN THREE We buy antiques, rugs & collect- UNIQUE MOBILE HOME SUB. DIVISION. Complete RECREA- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST ables. One small item or an entire TIONAL facilities. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, FULLY furnished, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, tofile an y ADS objectione they may have that challenge the ESTATE DOUBLE MOBILE HOME with air, porch and carport on vaidtty of the decedent's wl. tht quaffcaSora F.H. HERMAN ANTIQUES fully improved lot. of the personal representative, or the venue 1405 Sunset Drive Coral Gables SERVING LOW-COST or juriadiction of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS 3 Blks. E. Red Road 661-8080 631.600 Models now on display at: NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. CATHOLICS IN 2A stamp collections CALL: Classified DATED at Miami, Florida on this 5 day o! N.W. 53rd. St. & N.W. 2 Ave. SOUTH FLORIDA i at... December. 1980. (Just W. of 1-951 Wanted U.S. Stamp Collections Miami: 754-2651 LORENE G MOORE Accumulations & Covers Broward: 525-5157 Pompano Beach, Fla. As Personal Representative of the Estate of FREE APPRAISALS WANT AD / Palm Bch: 833-1971 946-8961 ANNIE JONES Deceased. Call Charles 758-3916 CONVENIENT TO: St. Ambrose, St. Elizabeth h Our Lady of Mercy.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 /Page 21 KJVOW TOUR FAITH

Who are they'

By Father Philip J. Murnion economic or even ethnic differences are profound, people can- share the The people of a praish.are not all experience of tackling together some alike. problem that touches all. Thaf s a safe enough statement - not Ten years ago, three parishes helped likely to generate much debate. The form a community organization in a fact is, during the past two decades, changing part of Cleveland. The Catholics have grown increasingly organization's goal: maintaining a aware of the differences among them- racially integrated neighborhood and selves. promoting the quality of life rn the Ask any pastor about this. You will I neighborhood. Middle class and poor, find he is-accustomed to hearing from blacks and whites; were equally com- the many Catholics who think the mitted to this goal. church has not yet changed enough. In another parish where there were He also hears from the many who many differences among the people, think it has changed too much. the - three activities that were Trilingual parish: PEOPLE DO not agree across the especially effective in bringing people board about the way the church together were: the annual Good Friday should live its life in this world. procession in the streets, the- annual The best structures and readership picnic and the organization called a rich tapestry for the church, the spirit in which to FISH. By Lenore Kelly Miss O'Donoghue voices the sen- celebrate the Mass and the answers to FISH (For Immediate Sympathetic For Pauline O'Donoghue and other timents of many when she says, moral questions -- these are but a few Help) is a volunteer organization newly arrived Caribbean immigrants, "People are entitled to remember areas where the people of a parish found in many communities. It serves St. Matthew's Parish in the Crown their culture and be comfortable with have often found themselves in people who request help - whether Heights section of Brooklyn has those who share it." disagreement. the help takes the form of food sup- become a "home away from home." The Spanish parishioners celebrate • Of course, people differ in other im- plies, looking after children, assisting People find support and appreciation the feast of the three kings, the portant ways. Groups within a parish an elderly person or meeting some for their cultural heritage here. In fact, Haitians dramatize the events of Holy often differ in ethnic background, in other immediate need. In FISH; in- this parish is trilingual, with Masses of- Week and the West Indian Day Parade the amount of formal education they dividuate agree to be "on duty" briefly fered in Spanish, French and English. draws many people from the English- have • pursued, in age, in economic each month. Musical refrains reminiscent of island speaking community. means and in-other ways too. Involvement in FISH does not call for folk songs can be heard at liturgies. "We have diversity among staff The amazing thing about parishes is1 a lot of • preparation on the part of Flags and banners from people's members too," observes Father not the many differences with them. It volunteers. The needs served by FISH homelands are often displayed. O'Brien. "Father Darbouze, a Haitian, is is that they actually achieve so much are clear, the demands are limited and However Gloria Braithwaite Hope, attuned to his community while Father unity! yet each person involved feels the born in Guyana, doesn't think these Andrew Struzziere and I work with the "outward signs" are as important as Spanish and English-speaking." The "an atmosphere in the parish which parish staff rncludes the three priests, "Ten years ago, three parishes helped form a community welcomes you and allows you to grow two permanent deacons, a music and be yourself." director and two sisters who belong to organization in a changing part of Cleveland. The organization's a religious community. goal: maintaining a racially integrated neighborhood and HER TRANSITION to American Life In 1970, the staff set out to develop promoting the quality of life in the neighborhood. Middle class and was easier because of her involvement parish unity, placing an emphasis on poor, blacks and whites, were equally committed to this goa!." in the parish, Miss O'Donoghue tricultural parish events. They quickly believes. In a short time, she says "I learned this could not be forced on knew more people in the parish than I people but could only be accom- did in Trinidad." Now she is the plished a little bit at a time. The A tot of people teei that the differen- support or ali the others, it is the kind of service that offers people the op- executive secretary of the parish. phrase, "theology of the inch" became ces among Catholics are pa-*-;.' L;-ieir Dennis Da Costa, a Jamaican, a parish catchword and is the measure richness. But differences aiso con- portunity to experience the unity thev became a eucharistic minister three by which the parish evaluates progress tribute to the tensions in parish iife. atready share. years ago. He believes his decision to toward its own unity. One group eAsiiy concludes that if people in a parish differ in the kind do so changed his life. And he says Now the parish is seeing the fruits of another group' --• "they," whoever of Mass celebration they prefer, the he has, "become more outgoing and its labors. "We were completely "they" may be -is being favored m the problem can often be solved by open to people.". separated," says Da Costa, "and now parish's preaching or music, in providing options: the folk Mass and Others in the parish have gained we are slowly becoming unified." educational programs, and other ac- the organ Mass, a Mass with singing from its school of adult education People are greeting each other more, tivities. and one without. where some 200 people study English intermingling socially and becoming How can we account for both diver- •When people discover that their as a second language and take high friends across cultural boundaries. sity and unity in parishes? tastes and concerns are respected by school equivalency courses. Associate Music is a common bond, uniting the This is a challenge. Basic to meeting others in their parish, the likelihood pastor Father RoHin Darbduze says, three groups: Haitian, Spanish and it is an attitude of respect for the increases that these people will "Our people have a need to learn. English choirs join together in a gala "others" and a desire for unity - a respond in kind. They want to improve their lives." Christmas pageant each year. Major desire based on the conviction that we • When people find an opportunity At St. Matthew's the 2,000 registered I liturgies such'as Easter and Christmas really are all one in the Lord. That sort to rise above differences by engaging parishioners do not share ascommon are trilingual events. of attitude is essential. together in activities they are equally background, often do not speak each Representatives from each group But what comes first, the attitudes or concerned about, the likelihood in- other's languages. Haiti, Puerto Rico, serve on parishwide committees, like the behavior- that will foster unity? creases that they will allow for diver- Trinidad, Jamaica and Barbados are the liturgy committee, and all help out Many people feel that the way to sity, and, at the same time, experience but a few of the islands from which with the parish spring festival. foster new attitudes is by first- en- some unity in their parish. parishioners come. The pastor, Father Miss O"Donoghue says, "We each couraging some new behavior. It often happens that one group in a Edmond P. O'Brien, says the parish feel proud of our accomplishments. The activities most likely to foster parish regards another group as staff members "try to be sensitive to When we do come together at socials unity are, of course, those that under- "they." Whenever this happens, how people view themselves and how or at parish meetings, we experience score things people have in common. parishes and their people need to start they wish to be served." each other's culture and learn from it." People share the Mass or they share thinking - to discover some- creative Distinct communities have formed ways Of coming to regard everyone as # For the pastor, "the parish has all the opportunities to perform a service around the three language groups. beauty of a rich tapestry." for one another. In situationswhere "we," part of a unified parish. Page 22 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / New steps to faith and community By Richard M. Lawless bers from the parish as a whole. However, in my My wife belongs to a small group — in this case, experience, the people who get involved in smaH six women — that meets at least once each month. groups are not just people with a special attraction The agenda is simple: One member reads from to such groups. People already involved in parish Scripture or some other source. The group pauses councils or liturgy and education committees also for silent meditation and prayer between readings. get involved. And the groups attract people who KYF The group also distributes a prayer list with the would not usually join any group. names of family members, pastors and other OFTEN PARISH catechists or members of a finan- people in special need. Each person in the group find th^v profit hv participation in a promises to pray daily for these people. Answers to earlier prayers are noted. The six participants rarely miss a meeting because this time together has become such a special part of their lives. Each member is a busy person, in- volved, for example; with work in a church office or in a jail ministry. A SMALL CROUP I was associated with in a Kansas town met weekly during Lent and monthly at other times. Shared prayer, which became quite personal over time, took about 30 minutes. A discussion followed, with participants talking over a theme about Christian life. Especially impor- tant: Intellectual bantering was avoided; the gorup based its discussions as much as possible on per- sonal experience. Finally a simple ritual prayer celebration was con- ducted, to" tie together the evening's sharing. During the fall 1980 Synod of Bishops in Rome, Bishop Francis Stafford of Baltimore spoke movingly of how the small community or parish "cell" is con- tributing to the life of the larger parish today. Small groups, he said, are helping parish members lead lives of deeper personal faith and service; the groups are very helpful to families. Small groups are found in scores of parishes. At times they are called Basic Christian Communities (BBCs), following the Latin American terminology. Some groups are organized within a neighborhood. Others may simply bring together a group of smaH group. A person already active in a parish spiritual lives of parishioners in small groups have people who share some common interest or need. may become more closely identified with parish life paid off for the whole parish. The groups, it seems to me, are recognition that after participating in a small group. Small groups i Indeed, if the small community does. not lead to people need one another — need the kind of have been known to refresh parishioners who felt benefits for the larger parish and the wider com- sharing possible with people who meet together burned-out after several years of parish service. I munity, its motives and objectives need to be repeatedly. have seen people move out from small groups to looked at seriously. The fruits of such communities Whatever old or new name the groups might be larger roles in the parish. ought to be visible sooner or later. given, they represent both a current reality in the Some people fear that small groups will drain off We are nearing the threshold of the 21st century. church and a dream for the church on the part of the time of priests, religious and other parish staff As we do so, some people think small groups are many Christian communities. members for the sake of a relative handful of among the ways parishes and their people can Sometimes parish leaders express concern that parisioners. Yet many have found the investment renew faith and discover ways to live out the small groups will become cliques, dividing mem- worthwhile. In my experience, efforts to sustain the Christian message.

What a way to carry out their mission to transform society! As By Father John J. Castelot for Paul, he would brook no further delay. The letters of St. Paul serve as a rather sobering corrective to Under the circumstances, Paul can only cast an absentee our very natural tendency to idealize the first Christians. It is so vote; but he leaves no doubt what that vote is. He may be easy to transform the old days into "The good old days." physically absent, but he is very actively present in spirit. ")... This happened in the New Testament itself, with the writing have already passed sentence in the name of our Lord Jesus of the Acts of the Apostles. Its author, St. Luke, looking back Christ on the man who did this deed. (1 Cor. 5:3). late in the first century, painted a consistently rosy picture of But another translation of this passage could be suggested, life among first generation Christians. He had his own very based on the order of the words in Greek: "I have already good reasons for doing so. passed sentence on the man who did this deed in the name of We may ask wrth a sigh why we can't be like the first the Lord Jesus." This could indicate that the feHow, with tacit Christians. We have the same Lord, the same faith, the same approval of the community, had been so audacious as to think A baptism, the same Eucharist. Paul reassures us that we are not he was entering a Christian marriage! all that different. Paul's converts were not overnight saints, but real flesh-and- Paul's decision is clear and he expects the community to difficult blood people, struggling to meet the challenge of the Christian concur. "I hand him over to Satan for the destruction of his ideal in a pagan, often hostile world. flesh so that his spirit may be saved on the day of the Lord." (1 Paul's cbrrespondence with the church of Corinth reflects a Cor. 5:5). To us, thinkrng as we do today, this suggests physical situation real-life parish with more than its share of problems. The case punishment for the sake of spiritual salvation. he deals with in 1 Corinthians, Chapter 5, is a first-class shocker. However, Paul was not that simplistic. Thinking in Semitic A man in the community is living in an incestuous union with categories, he would not have tended to split the human per- his stepmother. Paul can hardly believe his ears! Not even their son into flesh and spirit, body and soul. A person was an in- pagan neighbors, bad as they were, would countenance such tegral person. behavior — and the Christian community was supposed to be Within the community the man enjoyed protection from the an example! pressures of a disoriented society (Satan) and experienced love Apparently some Corinthian Christians had been so carried and moral support and peace. away that they considered themselves free from society's or- Gut off from society, the man would be handed over to his dinary restraints. This attitude reveals itself more than once in own resources, at the mercy of all sorts of hostile pressures. this letter. Paul hoped this separation from the community would bring If the man's actions upset Paul, the reactions of Corinthians the man to his senses. upset him even worse. They have done nothing to correct the The awakening would be painful: in this sense it would involve situation; they actually seemed quite proud of their the destruction of the flesh." But Paul's unexpressed hope is sophistication: "Still you continue to be self-satisfied, instead of that the man would return to the shelter of the community, grieving, and getting rid of the offender!" (1 Cor.5:2). where he can "be saved in the day of the Lord."

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Page 23 AAcskmg season's gifts l

By David Gibson NC News Service Gifts: You can't have the month of On the other hand, people still pin a December without them - can you? lot.of hope to many of the gifts they Gifts contribute to the happiness, the give: hope that the meaning of a gift — sense of wonder, the hope, the expec- its intent —• will be understood; that tation, the satisfaction and the fun of the real purpose of each gift will make this season. a difference to someone. Then again, gifts contribute to the busy pace of the pre-Christmas A basic idea of Christianity holds that season. They add to the frustration, Jesus touches others with his own life; the worry, the fatigue and the cost! that he is able to make a gift ot life that transforms people. Because ot the way IN FACT, gifts hold sway to such an he shares his life, Jesus causes people extent at this time of year that lots of to see in a new way, enables them to people begin to wonder why they put live as if they had been re-created, up with it all. Some conclude that on- reborn. Actually, the church considers ce every other year would surely be Jesus a gift giver "par excellence." often enough for an undertaking of such magnitude as the season's gift And Jesus keeps on giving. For the giving: church and its people, the sacraments Then they remember how much are gifts of life that can change people. Chris enjoyed his computer baseball And the sacraments help people game last year, how cute Regina refocus their attention on life's looked in the sweater Grandmother meaning. made for her, how the excitement builds for children in the- last days OFTEN TODAY, people have the before Christmas and, of course, how feeling that this December season of much it means to see friends one gift giving is a time out of time, not hasn't seen for months. part of real life. It offers a change of In the last weeks before Christmas, pace, an enjoyable time to cherish, but gifts begin to make their appearance in a time that will quickly pass as people homes everywhere. Some are wrap- get back to their real lives. ped early, for friends, co-workers, However, when gift giving is seen as school parties. Others arrive by mail. what Jesus does, the real potential of Still others are tucked away in closets, the season breaks through into the not to be seen until the big day comes. open. This time of year is not just a The big day for gifts, is Christmas. But delightful interlude. It is a time for for most people, gifts have assumed a concentrating on ways to touch one some people feel something can clear by giving something of them- big place within advent, too. Prac- another, for learning to share life. Itis a be done about this. selves. tically speaking Advent is, in more time to refocus attention on the real There is a growing sense today that The gift is a symbol, an indication of ways than one, the season of expec- meaning of life. tation and of getting ready. Sometimes people wonder whether This is why so many people talk today about finding ways to make the "A feeling can easily develop that something isn't quite right - that gifts are really basic to this season. A gifts they give more personal. This is many, perhaps the majority, of the gifts given each December Feeling can "easily develop that why people are making gifts, baking could be taken away/' something isn't quite right - that many, gifts, sewing gifts - sometimes of- perhaps the majority, of the gifts each fering pledges of service to others. December could be taken away, with the gift one gives can be a sign of the the giver's belief that it is possible for nothing of lasting value lost. Perhaps The gifts of this season may be pale life one wants to give. So people try to people to share their lives, that this is t he/re right. reflections of the -gifts of Jesus. But make the meaning of the gift more worth doing.

How can the gift giving of this season gifts to the poor and ih$ side, for be made more personal? Here are a -example. Some people have the un- few ideas. How fo personalize gifts comfortable-feeling that white this is t. A GHT FQft the chief cook in your good, in order to fulfill the demands of home, into every life, a little routine another family member). Offer to take 2. SOMETHING TO give parents. Christian service the giving needs to be must creep. But making dinner every the cook's place every Wednesday Parents need the gifts of their extended to other times of the yean day from start to finish {tncluding the night or Sunday afternoon for the next children's-tjroe and conversation. This 'So a-group of neighbor*,-a'prayer cleanup afterward), ts a whole lot at two months {or longer). Make Dinner rs an immensely vafuable gift for teen* group, a family or several friends routine for any one person. that day, ciean up afterward- agers to give their parents. jnignt plan to give Christian service Give a pledge of this service in the Usually U is said that parents should throughout the year, Identiy a way of So here is agift for your cook (your f mother, perhaps your father or form ot a gift card — signed of course give more time to their children. That serving $n a soup kUcnerv/fftliorft^ may t>e true. But young people grow the- eicteriy:, through FISH or Meafer so fast and change 50 much, right Wheels, or sNnpty.by helping the sfck before their parents eyes, The gift of of yoar local £©rr*rour»ty -^Sk to

Miami/Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 12,1980 / Page 24 DICIEMBRE ,1980

Publication oficial catolica de la Arquidiocesis de Miami, 6201 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. 33138, Tel: 758-0543. "La AAisericordia Debe j Que Dios los dar Forma a la Vida", bendiga! Muy amados mios: No se como expresar adecuadamente mi gratitud a to- Dice el Papa en su enciclica dos ustedes que han orado por mi salud y me han enviado flores, tarjetas, telegramas y mensajes de estimulo durante Vaticano, (NC) - En una en- mi aventura quirurgica del corazon. jQue Dios los Bendiga! ciclica explicando al mundo la jQue Dios los Bendiga! Los quiero a todos. misericordia de Dios, el Papa Nunca espere que el Senor tomara tan seriamente mi Juan Pablo II dijo que "la anuncio de que nuestra renovation evangelizadora em- sociedad sera mas humana si ia pezaria conmigo, el Arzobispo. Estos dias de recuperacion gente • introduce en sus nan sido una especialisima oportunidad de drientacion para relaciones ''no solamente mi. Fue un serio negocio ponerse bajo la cuchilla. Dios me justicia sino tambien ese amor dio el poco usual don de una sencilla confianza en El a misericordioso que constituye traves del proceso. Creo que las desacostumbradas horas el mensaje mesianico del de soledad, reposo y reflexion fueron un regalo especial Evangelio." que hizo mas clara mi vision del sin igual modo de vida al El Papa previno contra cual estamos comprometidos por nuestro esfuerzo de programas que buscan justicia Evangelizacion y de la tremenda importancia y potencia de social sin estar formados por el dichos esfuerzos. amor y la compasion. Progra- Por el amoroso cuidado que he recibido en el Hospital he mas basados solo en la idea de tenido una experiencia enteramente nueva del Reino, del justicia "en la practica sutren cual Jesus dijo seria reconocido por el amor que Sus distorciones", dice en su en- seguidores tendrian unos por los otros. Cirujanos increible- cicltca "Dives in Misericordia" mente habiles y dedicados, humildes, parcialmente (Rico err Misericordia), dada a aterrados, siempre exultantes y siempre excitados por verse la publicidad en Diciembre-2. como la mano de Dios que daba nueva vida a un corazon "Aunque- ellos (los que fallaba. Pequenas enfermeras filipinas, suficientemente programas) continuen apelan- altas como para alcanzar apenas ia baranda de la cama y do a la idea de justicia, no ob- mover una ceja ligeramente. Enfermeras, ayudantes, amas stante, la experiencia ensena de casa - todas tan sensibles a la preocupaci6n de su enfer- que fuerzas extranas han mo e intentando calmar, reasegurar y alegrar por medio de logrado poner una mano un interes que va mas alia del salario. Capellanes, Monjas, vpodeTosa sobre la justicia, Ministros pastorales ofreciendo su rico ministerio espiritual como es el rencor, la mientras, no solo relajaban al paciente, sino que cuidaban malignidad y aun la crueldad," de sus familiares y parientes tambien. Seres humanos dice el Papa: "En tales casos, el liberados de las inhibiciones de la conveniencia, simplemen- deseo de aniqtiilar al enemigo, te llenos del amor natural por el cual dijo Jesus que de limitar su libertad y aun mas, podriamos identificar a sus seguidores someterlo a total dependencia Desde la ventana del Vaticano el Santo Padre anuncia su segunda Bajo el regocijo de esta fantastica atmosfera de amor viene a ser el motive fun- enciclica "Ricos en Misericordia". humano fui sacudido por una mas honda comprension de damental de su actividad; esto lo que el Reino de la Buena Nueva realmente significa. contrasta con la esencia de la mundo de injusticia tria y sin del mas grande gozo." Comence a darme cuenta cuan casualmente aceptamos justicia, que por su naturaleza piedad, en nombre de la cual Uno de los principios basicos, nuestra llamada a ser un pueblo de fe y amor, gentes cuyas tiende a estabtecer igualdad y cada • persona- reclamaria su quizas el mas importante, de vidas proclamen la Buena Nueva del amor de Dios y em- harmonia entre las partes • en propio derecho por encima de las ensenanzas del Concilio pece a darme mas clara cuenta del amor no-reconocido que contlrcto." los derechos de los demas; tos Vaticano % dijo el Papa, es: el Reino de Jesus a traido a nuestro mundo, a menudo no La nocion de 'Ojo por ojo y varies egoismos tatentes en el "Cuanto mas se centraliza la compietamente florecido porque ignoramos la causo o diente por diente' que Cristo ser humano transtormarfan la mision de la Iglesia en el hom- somos cinicos. Pense no solo en el personal que cuida de la rechazo, "tue la forma de sociedad y la vrda en un bre, por detirlo asi, antropo- salud, sino tambien en los maestros y maestras, en los distorcton -de la justicia de sistema de opresion del debil centrica, mas se contirma y ac- dedicados sacerdotes y religiosos(sas); desde luego, en los aquel tiempo y continOa por el tuerte o en una arena de tualiza teocentricamente, es padres que abnegadamente se dedican a la amorosa aten- moldeando las ideas denoy. lucha permanente entre uno y decir; se dirige en Jesucristo cion de su familia, los innumerables actos de amor de "Es obvio que en el nombre otro grupo." hacia el Padre." esposas y madres y tambien, si, del interes del policia en su de una alegada justicia (por Continua el Papa explicando "Jesus hace que se conozca el posta y del personal de vuelo en el aire. ejemplo), la justicia historica de que las demandas de la justicia amor de Dios por el genero Nuestra afanosa Biblia no es tbtalmente el principal desafio justicia social) el vecino es a no son canceladas por las humano; El contiere al todo de de los Evangelios, la vision de genuino compromiso de tran- veces destruido, asesinado, razones del perdon. En ningun la tradition del Antiguo sfbrmarnos en las extraordinarias personas "iguales a Dios" privado de libertad o negado pasaje del Evangelio, el per- Testamento acerca de la mer- que debiamps ser... "^Que es el hombre para que Te de los derechos humanos tun- don, o la misericordra como su ced de Dios un signiticado preocupes de el? Lo has hecho un poco menos que un dios, damentales. La experiencia del tuente, signitica indulgencia definitive No solo habla de con honor y gloria lo has coronado."(Salmo 8) pasado, y de nuestro propio hacia la maldad, el escandalo, ello y lo explica por medio de parabolas y comparaciones, No, demasiado tontamente permitimos que nuestra visi6n tiempo, demuestran que la la injuria o el insulto: En de la vida, nuestras aspiraciones, sean creadas por el justicia sola no es suticiente, cualquier caso la reparation sino que, por encima de todo, El mismo lo encarna y per- cinismo, las malas noticias del mundo secular en el cual que aun Heva a la destruccion y por el dano o el escandalo, vivimos. Semanalmente toleramos la version de la vida negation de si misma, si a ese compensation por la injuriay la sonifica. El en si mismo, en cier- to modo, es la misericordia. presentado por los medios de informacion que rebaja protundo poder que es el amor satistaccion por el insulto son nuestras almas con la desespiritualizaicorry desmoralizante no se re permite darle forma a condiciones para el perdon." Ademas de revelar el "amor- insistencia, con historias de los fallos humanos como si casi la vida humana en sus varias La parabola del hijo prodigo, merced" de Dios, "Oisto fuera la esperada conducta. para ayudar a la prensa a ven- dimensiones." dice el Santo Padre, nos demanda de todas las gentes der unos cuantos ejemplares mas, para que la TV aumente Perdon mostranddo miseri- muestra que "el que perdona y que sus vidad sean guiadas por el ingreso por anuncios en sus programas, estamos dia es necesario en las el perdonado se encuentran el amor y la misericordia", dispuestos a renunciar, a ignorar, nuestra misi6n de ser la relaciones humanas, dice el uno al otro en un punto esen- afiade el Papa. "Este "luz en el tppe de la montana", de ser "la sal que da sabor", Papa en su enciclica de 83 cial, drgamos la dignidad o requerimiento torma parte de de revelar la vida como realmente es o por lo menos, como paginas. valor esencial de la persona; un la propia esencia del mensaje debieraser. punto que no puede estar per- mesianico y constituye el "Un mundo en el cual la Nuestro Programa Arquidiocesano de Evangelizacion es tacultad de perdonar tuera dido y la atirmacion del cual. o corazon del caracter del eliminada- no sera sino un su redescubrimiento; es tuente Evangelio." (Sigueentapag.4A) Miami, Florida / LA VOZ / Viernes, Diciembre 12,1980 / Pagina 1A Illllllllllllillll Amor en Accion en Haiti

En Mayo de 1979, movido universalidad de la Iglesia y por su interes hacia el pueblo Recorre Arzobispo McCarthy la diocesis hermana anuncia su deseo de hacer de de Haiti, el Arzobispo McCar- Port de Paix una hermana de thy envio el primer grupo de de Miami, la mas pobre del hemisferio Miami. Los concurrentes Amor en Accion a dicha isla a madres aprenden trabajos muestran su contento y gra- nombre de la Iglesia de Miami, manuales mientras ayudan en titud con ruidosos aplausos. El para estrechar la relacion que el centro. Obispo Colimon agradece las el habfa comenzado en El seminario menor, la palabras del Arzobispo McCar- Febrero del mismo ano, por thy con breve alocucion. La escuela tecnica y la de r contacto personal con el Nun- maestros y un vivero de peces estacion de radio local trans cio Apostolico en Haiti, Ar- eran las metas para visitas de la mitio la visita en detalle esa zobispo Luigi Conti. tarde en la villa de Lovoud. El misma mafiana. El Arzobispo McCarthy ex- salario anual del cocinero de la preso siempre su deseo de que Un nuevo aspecto de esta escuela tecnica lo paga Amor visita de Amor en Accion es la la Arquidiocesis de Miami en Accion. El resto de la tar- llegara mas alia de sus limites preparation de un Equipo de de se fue en conversaciones Salud, dirigido por el t)r. Boza, desarrollando la conciencia de con el Comite local de Vivien- la univesalidad de la Iglesia en que servira a la poblacion de das mientras elPadre Boniface Nan Palan durante los 10 dias su dimension misionera. Tam- traduce las charlas. bien tenia en mente declarar a de la visita de Abril de1981. la Diocesis de Port de Paix, la Se discutio sobre la dimen- A las 8:30 a.m. comenzo el mas pobre del hemisferio sion educacional del proyecto viaje de regreso a Port au Prin- americano, diocesis hermana para la gente de Nan Palan, las ce visitando al.' paso las de la Arquidiocesis de Miami. El Arzobispo McCarthy, al centra y el Dr. Boza y Alicia Marill a su mejoras para centros alimen- parroquias de la zona, Un programa de cooperacion izquierda, junto a los miembros del Comite local de Viviendas ticios, la construccion de letrina saludando a los parrocos y debia establecerse que llenara fieles de Chansolme. Bassin las necesidades deport de Paix Obispo Coadjuntor Mons. Blue, Grosmorne Y Gonaive, al y Amor en Accion seria el Colimon les esperaban con el mismo tiempo que les en- puente. tipico afecto de la gente de tregaban y recogian el correos. Desde entonces Amor en Ac- Haiti. cion ha visitado las villas y Despues de la cena los Llegaron a la capital a las 3 pueblos de Port de Paix llevan- miembros de Amor en Accion p.m. Esa noche fueron in- do ayuda, amor y estfmulo a conversaron con los obispos vitados el Sr. Arzobispo McCar- sus habitantes. La mas reciente sobre la situacion pastoral de la thy y los miembros de Amor en visita se hizo el pasado Diocesis hermana de Miami. En Accion a cenar con el Nuncio Noviembre, en la cual el Ar- Port de Paix hay poco servicio Apostolico. zobispo McCarthy acorn- electrico y por ello la Nov. 7. El grupo aborda el panando al equipo de Amor en poblacion se acuesta tem- avion que los traera a Miami Accion ya mencionado. prano; pero a las 6 a.m. las con el sentimiento de haber Esperandolo estaba Mons. Luigi calles estan llenas del vibrante estado inmersos en un mundo Conti, Nuncio Apostolico y el rumor de los hombres, las culturalmente diferente y sin Padre Boniface Fils-Aime, mujeres y los ninos que se embargo con el mismo amor a apresuran para llegar a los Vicario General de la Diocesis Dios, que nos hace hermanos y de Port de Paix, quienes pocos trabajos que hay en el recibieron calidamente a los poblado, al mercado y a la hermanos a todos. visitantes. escuela. Vista de la entrada de Nan Palan, en descenso. Vease el con- Despues de cinco horas de Nov. 5, 9 a.m. Despues de traste de las casas nueva y las viejas. viaje en jeep,' brincando por los celebrar la Misa y'desayunar |os lugar es uno de los mas pobres y de un centro comunitario que Concierto de camino de tierra, rios y mon- visitantes comienzan un inten- de la muy pobre Port de Paix y tenga iglesia, escuela y centro tafias llegaron a Port de Paix a so dia de visitas pastorales. se estan construyendo aqui 78 de reunion. Se fija una fecha Navidad en N.S. eso de las 8 p.m., donde el Primero, el complejo de unidades de vivienda con la para cada paso desde ahora Obispo Remy Agustin y el viviendas de Nan Palan, este cooperacion de laicos del hasta Enero, para la proxima de la Divina lugar, 16 ya han sido com- visita del equipo. pletadas y la Cruz Roja ha Nov. 6, 6 a.m. Arzobispo Providencia puesto su grano de arena con celebro Misa en la Catedral, San Gerardo Mafella entusiasmo. Las nuevas casas llena en sus dos terceras partes Para el Viernes 19 de Diciem- hacen un tremendo contraste por fieles que cantaban en bre, a las 8:30 p.m., esta San Cerardo nacio en Muro en Nan Palan. haitiano alabanzas al Senor. El senalada la Cantata de Navidad Lucano, Italia, el 23 de Abril de P. Boniface traduce el sermon que ofreceran el Miami 1726. A los doce anos de edad El Arzobispo McCarthy es recibido por los habitantes y del Arzobispo en el cual ex- Boyschoir, el Miami Girls murio su padre que~era sastre y plica el sentido de su visita a Chorus y la Coral de Miami en Cerardo tuvo que emplearse los ninos de un centro de alimentacion (comedor) can- Port de Paix, de donde unos le auditorio de la Iglesia de de aprendiz de sastre cuyo 50,000 de sus hermanos hoy Ntra. Sra. de la Divina oficio ya conocia algo. Algun tando en creole. Despues visitan otro centro de nutricion viven en la Arquidiocesis de Providencia, West Flagler y la tiempo despues fue llamado a Miami. Pone enfasis en la Avenida 102. trabajar para el Obispo de cercano a Nan Palan. En el las Lacedonia. Cuando fallecio el obispo Cerardo abrio su propio taller de sastreria cuyas utilidades dividia entre su AMOR EN ACCION familia y los pobres de la parroquia. Su deseo de entrar en el con- Presenta: vento de los Capuchinos fue rechazado por su pobre salud y consejero SHOW INFANTIL DE NAVIDAD finalmante en 1749 fue acep- "de muchos tado como hermano por la or- otros religiosos. 'JESUS Y LOS NINOS DEL MUNDO" den de redentoristas. Sirvio Murio de tuberculosis a los 29 como sastre y atendiendo a los anos en 1755, despues de Domingo 2 1 de diciembre enfermos de la orden cuando predecir con exactitud el dia y no tenia nada que hacer como la bora de su muerte. Su urtimo Little Flower "Old Church" sastre. deseo tue que le pusieran eh su 1270 Anastasia Avenue, Coral Gables En los tres anos que siguieron puerta esta frase: se destaco sobremanera por su "Aqui se hace la voluntad de Funciones: 1:00-3:30 p.m. Y 4:30-7:00 p.m. espiritu de profecia y su Dios, como a El le place y por habiiidad para leer en las almas tanto tiempo como a El le plaz- de los hombres. Como ca." Peh'culas Marionetas Villancicos Globos resultado de su poco comun Gerardo, el "creador de Pavasos Mago Juegos santidad fue nombrado con- prodigios" como le llamaron, sejero espiritual de varios con- fue canonizado por San Pio X ventos y eventual mente fue en diciembre 11 de 1904. Donaci6n: $2.00 (para los niftos de Haiti)

Pagina 2A / Miami, Florida / LA VOZ / Viernes, Diciembre 12,1980 Estudia Realidad de Miami el Ref ugiado Escribe desde Charleston, N.C. Apostolado Hispano La siguiente carta, que Pasamos muchos trabajos y en POR JULIO ALVAREZ resumimos, fue escrita por un realidad, no pasamos mas Coordinador del Equipo refugiado recien llegadq via gracias a ustedes, a la Iglesia Pastoral Hispano Mariel, a las hermanas Catolica, porque supieron Reparadoras de Miami Beach. comportarse poniendo muy El pasado 23 de Noviembre Dejamos a nuestros lectores en alto el nombre de nuestra se reunieron durante todo el libertad de hacer juicio sobre religion. Pueden tener fe en dia mas de 50 representantes y esta pareja. Por nuestra parte, nosotros y asegurarse de que algunos • asesores espirituales estamos orgullosos de saber aqui tienen un matrimonio que de los movimientos y que todo lo que vino no es las quiere y tiene afectos a organizaciones apostolrcas de "escoria". todas en general. Miami, con el Equipo de "Hermanas, tenemos pen- "Queridas hermanas: Pastoral Hispano y el Obispo sado-quedarnos aqui por un Agustin Romas, Vicario del "La presente es para par de anos, en realidad nos va apostolado latino de la comunicarles que nos encon- bien. Emma esta encantada y Arquidiocesis. tramos en perfecto estado de ha engordado como diez La reunion tue convocada por salud y sin ningun tipo de libras. Al fin he vuelto a ver a el Equipo de pastoral Hispano problemas. He tardado en mi esposa como en realidad es. para retlexionar sobre la escribirles y ustedes deben Ya no esta nerviosa y ahora es realidad de Miami para estudiar Mons. Roman, Vicario del Apostolado Latino en la Arquidiocesis estar bastantes preocupadas. ella la que me alienta; ahora si el programa de evangelizacion de Miami y Julio Alvarez, Coordinador del Equipo de Pastoral les dire que hemos caido de soy un hombre feliz. de cinco . anos de la Hispana, se dirigen a los miembros de los Secretariados. v "fly" en este lugar, aqui nos dan "Bueno, Hermanas, esta arquidiocesis y comprobar si el todo tipo de ayuda y tenemos demas decirles que les den mismo se ajusta a la realidad nuestra casita, junto a nosotros recuerdos a todos y si van por del- momenta, y para hacer hay varios matrimonios el hotel Ambassador, den recomendaciones especiticas cubnnos recien llegados tam- nuestra direccion a las para- que los Movimientos y bien y nos llevamos como amistades que alii dejamos y Organizaciones apliquen a ca- familia. que nos quieren mucho. balidad dicho programa. "Afioramos Miami, porque Espero mas adelante hablarles Analizando la realidad, entre decir Miami es decir Cuba, algo mas de esta zona. Por el las prioridades sefialadas por pero no puedo dejar de momento, chao. Sin mas, un los asistentes surgieron las reconocer que las rondiciones matrimonio que les quiere y siguientes: en Miami no eran las mas aprecia Necesidad de evangelizarnos propicias para nosotros. Carlos y Emma Cardenas mientras evangelizamos. Necesidad de representacion a traves del Equipo de Pastoral Spanish Theater, Inc. Presenta Hispano. OSVALDO CATTONE Necesidad de sacerdotes en la version al espariol de tormados en la comunidad Vista parcial de los distintos secretariados apostolicos que eclesial de Miami. asistieron a esta sesion, de estudio de las necesidades pastorales Necesidad de asesores de los hispanos de la arquidiocesis. espirituales que dediquen todo el tiempo a este ministerio. de los Obispos a las parroquias te, en conjunto, por la exten- Analizando el mundo que y se insto al Equipo de Pastoral sion del Reino de Dios. nos rodea, el grupo indico su Hispano a participar en dichas • Por tanto, se coovoco a una preocupacion por la apatia y el visitas en el futuro. segunda reunion el Domingo !! ACLAMADA POR EL PUBLICO materialismo en nuestra El grupo considero que el pro- 22 de Febrero, a la cual Y LA CRITICA EN PERU. AHORA, VIEME A MIAMI!! sociedad, las divisiones sociales grama diocesano carecia del asistiran todos los ' v Escrito por: en esta comunidad per- vinculo Movimrentoparroquia y secretariados de los trece Mo- DALE WASHERMAN sonalista en que vivimos, la no da respuesta a necesidades vimientos y Oganizaciones re- crisis de la institucion familiar y cortcretas de los Movimientos. presentados en el Equipo de Miisica: Liricas: la pobreza e injusticia social Igualmente, considero que una Pastoral Hispano. Igualmente, MITCH LEIGH JOE DAMON prevalecientes en muchas mayor representacion hispana se acordo trabajar muy de cer- areas de nuestra comunidad. y seglar en el Consejo de ca con la Oticina Regional del Froduccidn original de escena: Albert Marre Productores originales: Albert W. Selden Tras el analisis detallado de la Evangelizacion debfa ser una Sureste, que dirige el Padre y Hal James realidad y el estudio del alta prioridad. Vizcaino, en la programacion Empresario: Joseph W. Smith Traduccion: Enrique Delgado Fresan programa del Arzobispo para Salieron- los asistentes a este de seminarios y talleres de tor- VIENE: Del 25 de diciembre al 4 de enero la evangelrzacion de nuestros dia de trabajo dispuestos a for- macion y concientizacion. DADE COUNTYAUDITORIUM, 2901 West Flagler Street, Miami, ambientes, concluimos que talecer los lazos de herman- En resumen, un dia de trabajo Florida dicho programa reconocia dad, unidad y caridad que ya intenso, pero lleno de ver- ENTRADAS: Jordan Marsh, postivamente que los Fbuparina Florists, Dade exrsten entre muchos. En el dadero espiritu cristiano y ver- County Auditorium, Ricky's moviemientos pudieran terrer proximo ano, la cooperacion daderamente tructitero que, sin Records y Ultra Records o su propio plan de entre los Movimientos y duda alguna, ha tortalecido y llame 377-1911 despues del 21 de noviembre. evangelizacion de acuerdo con Organizaciones tomara carao soHditicado al Equipo de sus objetivos espedricos. El tensticas prioritarias con el tin Pastoral Hispano y augura PRECIOS Y FUNClONES: Noches, 8:00p.m : 12/25 (jue). grupo tambien considero muy de comunrcarnos mejor y grandes acontecimientos para 12/28(dom), 12/30 (mar), positivas las visitas pastorales poder trabajar mas eticazmerr- nuestra comunidad eclesial. 1/1(jue).1/4(dom): $12.50. $10.50, $8.50; viernes, 2/26. 1/2: $14.50, $12.50, $10.50; sabados, 12/27, Sanados Para Servir... 1/3: $16.50, $14.50, $12.50; Afto Nuevo Especial, 12/31 "El Padre Carlos Lozano, de la Juan Bosco, 1301 West Flagler, (mie) (9:30 p.m.): $20.50, $18.50, $16.50. Orden Eudista y Rector del Miami, finalizando con la Santa Matlnta, 2:00 p.m.: 12/26 Seminario Menor de Barranqui- Misa. (vre),12/30(mar).1/2(vie): $9, $8, $7; sabados. 12/27. lla, Colombia, ofrecera un dia La "Comunidad La Vid" y su 1/3, domingos, 12/28,1/4: de Renovation Carismatica el $11.50, $9.50, $8.50. Pastor, el Rev. P. A. Navarrete, Descuentoa* grupos Domingo 21 de Diciembre de 9 te invitan a este dia de Advien- disponibles llamando al 377—8366 AM a 6 PM en la iglesia de San to."

Cheques pagaderos a: Bon Ufarchc SPANISH THEATER, INC. OFICIAL UNACASAALSERVICIO Dade County Auditorium, 2901 West Ragler Street, Miami, Florida 33135 DE LA RELIGION Por favor, envieme errtradas a $ — para ARQUIDIOCESIS DE MIAMI • Placas, cuodrosy estatuas Matine • Matine D La Cancilleria anuncia que el Arzobispo Edward A. McCar- . Noche D . Noche D religiosas (dia y fecha) (dia y fecha) thy ha hecho los siguientes nombramientos. • Lfbrdsde Primera Comuni6n primera selecci6n segunda selecci6n E| Rev. O. John Barrow, Parroco Asociado a la Parroquia St. en ingles y espafiol Yo mando $ . por entradas. (Cheques solamente, por favor) Joan of Arc, Boca Raton, efectivo desde Diciembre 17,1980. • M edallasyarticulosde Nombre : El Rev. P. Joseph M. Cinesi (recien ordenado), Parroco regalo Direcci6n Asociado a la Parroquia Immaculate Conception, Hialeah, 1146 West Flaglar Strvet / efectivo desde Diciembre 17,1980. Ciudad/Estado/Zip .Telefono- Miami • 545-5845 ADJUNTO SOBRE PRE-DIRIGIDO CON SELLOS DE CORREO. Miami, Florida / LA VOZ I Viernes, Didembre 12,1980 / Pagina 3A La Catedral St. Mary: 50 Anos Jubilosos

Por George Kemon clero de la Arqudiocesis de llamo "Reina Protectora de Miami participaron en la Todos Nosotros". "Este es un dia feliz para uste- gozosa ocasion. "^Que hicieron los cubanos des, Padre La Cerra y todos Coros estacionados en el cuando vinieron? Ellos fueron a aqui en la Catedral," dijo el altar, representando los la orilla de Biscayne Bay y Obispo John Nevins en su segmentos haitianos, hispanos, dieron gracias a Nuestra Senora homilia de la Santa Misa el frances e ingles de la multi- de la Caridad por su viaje pasado lunes 8 de Diciembre, lingue congregacion. Al fondo, seguro y su liberation", dijo el fiesta de la Inmaculada Con- un gran coro compuesto por Obispo. "Ustedes pueden ver cepcion y 50 Aniversario de la voces de varias parroquias que parte juega Maria en fundacion de St. Mary, que se afiadieron sus cantos a la am- nuestras vidas, en esta nation, celebro con toda la fastuosidad plia gama de sonidos que en el mundo. jOh, Maria! iTu y ceremonial que la Iglesia hacfan eco en el vasto interior. eres en verdad la Gloria de pudo acoplar para tan solemne El contagioso sonido de los Jerusalem, el Heraldo de Israel ocasion. Las vigas se bongoes y guitarras haitianas y y el gozo del pueblo!" con- estremecieron hasta los su musica traia calidas sonrisas cluyo Monsenor Nevins. basamentos con la musica de y vida a los congregantes Padre La Cerra, Rector de St. las trompetas, bongoes, cuando tocaban y cantaban sus Mary y Canciller de la guitarras, cuatro coros y las himnos nativos. Arqudiocesis, anuncio que las jubilosas voces de mas de 600 En la homilia, el Obispo mujeres de la parroquia habian fieles que asistieron a la Nevins llevo a la concurrencia confeccionado las sagradas. Liturgia. en un breve viaje por la historia vestiduras y las estolas que Cuatro obispos rindieron de Estados Unidos sefialando usaban los celebrantes de la tribiito a la Santisima Virgen: los lugares que fueron nom- Misa. El conjunto haitiano de bongoes y guitarras que puso sonrisas y Monsenor Robert F. joice, brados en honor a Maria, traida "Han puesto en la confection vida en los asistentes a la Liturgia en la Catedral de Miami. obispo retiradb de la Diocesis a estas costas por los ex- de estas prendas una labor de de Burlington y residente en ploradores y colonizadores amor durante un buen tiem- coros, la Liga de Mujeres de la Miami, Monsenor Paul Tanner, un extenso territorio y su que buscaron la proteccion de po." Dijo P. La Cerra y agrego Catedral - 70 damas que obispo retirado de St. primer parrocd fue el P. Patrick la Virgen en sus viajes y en que ellas estan haciendo 24 laboran en muchas areas de la Augustine; Monsenor Agustin Roche, e.p.d. tierra despues de su llegada juegos de vestiduras que vida de la Catedral, incluyendo Roman, obispo auxiliar de La presente Iglesia se dedico aqui: el estado de Maryland, el estaran disponibles para la preparation de los alimentos Miami y el tambien obispo en Enero de 1957 y un ano mas Rfo de la Concepcion (hoy Rfo futuros eventos en la Catedral; ofrecidos en la reception que auxiliar Monsenopr John J. tarde fue elevada al rango de Mississipi) y la dedicacion de fue generoso en sus elogios siguio.a la Misa. Nevins, principal celebrante en Catedral cuando se establecio todos los Estados Unidos a Ella hacia todos los que trabajaron La Catedral de St. Mary fue 'la Misa. la Diocesis de Miami. por el Arzobispo Carroll de arduamente en hacer del fundada al final de los 20 cuan- Mas de 40 miembros del Baltimore en 1790, quien la aniversario un triutifo, los do un pequeno grupo de fieles "La Catedral es la Iglesia prin- se unieron para hacer realidad cipal de la Arquidiocesis. una parroquia catolica en la Celebrar sus 50 anos es Liturgistas Hispanos se section Little River. 1930 vio el celebrar no solo el pasado sino fruto de los sacrificios y esfuer- su presente y su futura zos cuando la Primera Misa fue promesa," dijo el P. La Cerra. celebrado por el P. William Para la celebracion tuvieron Reuniran en Miami Wilkinson, C.P.D, pequena tambien otros muchos even- Little Rock, Ark, - El Institute Presidente y vocero del In- relacion con las necesidades iglesia de madera, la original St. tos: una exposicion de modas Hispano de Liturgia, un grupo stituto dice que el encuentro liturgicas de los hispanos. Mary; mas adelantado el ano de 1930, un picnic parroquial y de religiosos y laicos de ambos de Febrero "indudablemente Trataremos de ver como fue declarada parroquia, con un concurso de talentos. sexos interesados en la Liturgia unir5 gente de todas las llenamos esas necesidades. Hispana y dedicados en regiones de Estados Unidos promover, enriquecer y atraer que estan activamente en- "Una de las metas del In- simpatia por las muchas vueltos en ministerios liturgicos stitute es reunir a mucha gente tradiciones religiosas y sim- a los hispanos." de talento que contribuyan sus Carta del Arzobispo bolos culturales hispanicos en Padre Torres anadio que "en ideas y dedicacion a desarrollar (Viene de la pag. 1 A) los Estados Unidos, celebraran la reunion de Miami nuevos medios de incorporar un esfuerzo revolucionario, positivo, arrollador para tran- su tercera reunion en Miami el decidiremos sobre las tareas y la riqueza de nuestras sformar con nuestra conducta como discipulos de Cristo, 13 de Febrero de 1981. La la accion necesaria que devociones y tradiciones por el ejemplo que demos, la deprimente y enfermante primera reunion tuvo lugar en deberan tomarse teniendo en populares en la corriente destruccion del espfritu de nuestros tiempos que fue San Antonio, Tx, en 1979. cuenta la investigation liturgica. prodigado por el Padre Celestial cuando envio a Su Hijo El Padre Roberto Torres, sistematic.a y eficiente en como el Mesias para dejar entre nosotros el Reino de Dios. Todos los interesados en Durante la Evangelizacion de 1981, intentaremos asistir a la reunion de Febrero, especialmente renovar la vida parroquial como medio asi como saber mas sobre el In- poderoso de hacer real y vivir la Buena Nueva. CEMENTERIOS CATOLICOS stitute pueden escribir a: Rev. jQue el Adviento sea una epoca de seria y orante reflexion P. Arturo Perez, 3210 South Sobre la venida de Jesus el Mesias que ilumine nuestras Union Ave., Chicago, III. 60616; vidas! para las reservaciones de Gracias nuevamente por vuestra amorosa preocupacion y YMAUSOLEOS) acomodacion en Miami deben el piadoso interes demostrado durante mi enfermeaad. ponserse en contacto con el Devotamente suyos en Cristo "Our Lady Of Mercy" (592-0521) Rev. P. Juan Sosa, 3609 South Edward A. McCarthy Miami Ave., Miami, Fla. 33133. EN BROWARD COUNTY Arzobispo de Miami "Queen Of Heaven" (972-1234)

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